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By Steven Anderson
posted Tuesday, February 28, 2006
86 votes

Sponges and soft corals at the top of the reef, the photo was taken with the Sealife DC200 using a single strobe, while ascending for safety stop
By Steven Anderson
posted Friday, March 31, 2006
81 votes

This photo was taken in Cozumel in Dec of 2005, there were 2 French Angels in this hole along with 2 Queen Angels. All photo friendly.
By Steven Anderson
posted Tuesday, February 28, 2006
79 votes

This Southern Stingray looks as if he would be saying
By Steven Anderson
posted Tuesday, February 28, 2006
76 votes

A Beautiful Day for Diving! The photo was taken using a wide angle lense and natural light.Morning dive in Cozumel 12/05.
By Steven Anderson
posted Friday, March 31, 2006
70 votes


By Steven Anderson
posted Friday, March 31, 2006
69 votes

Hundreds of Silversides filled this crevice at Lighthouse Reef in Belize. The Siversides were looking to escape the wide mouth of a Tarpon.This photo was taken with my Sealife DC200 and one strobe.the dive was almost as great as the Blue Hole.
By Steven Anderson
posted Friday, March 31, 2006
69 votes

This turtle decided he was friendly and posed for this shot. I took this photo off of Playa Del Carmen in 2004. I used my Sealife Camera with a single strobe.
By Steven Anderson
posted Friday, March 31, 2006
66 votes


By Steven Anderson
posted Friday, March 31, 2006
66 votes

This photo was taken off Grand Bahamas Island in 2003. I used my DC200 and a single strobe to photograph this subject. I pushed many a shark off while taking this photo. There were probably 8 sharks swimming with us. No Cage!!
By Steven Anderson
posted Friday, March 31, 2006
63 votes
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Looking down during a safety stop I found a loner who was cruising the sand!
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An afternoon of sitting still and letting the Reef Sharks constantly pass by enabled this opportunity for this image.This image was taken at Shark Paradise in the Bahamas.
This image was taken on an afternoon of shooting Reef Sharks and the object I had in mind was to let them pass by and shoot continuous. It was like sitting in tall grass on the reef in the Bahamas.
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sniffing in the sand as Emma makes her way across the shallow waters of Tiger Beach - Bahamas
An almost trifecta with Reef Sharks on the beautiful reefs of the Bahamas. These two were zeroing in on my lens as the third lingered in the distance. Love the sharks in the Bahamas!
This image was taken during an afternoon of diving with lots of Reef Sharks at Ginormous Reef off the Bahamas
While waiting for my next tank to be filled I decided to take this shot of the interaction below from above. This is image shows the a part of Tiger Beach and the sharks that are present most of the time.
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Emma with an interest in me getting the shot before moving to the other photographer at Tiger Beach - Bahamas
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A great morning in Nassau at Stuart Coves ....Captains start your engines!!!!!
Emma is beautiful and this image was taken as she made one of many large laps around our site at Tiger Beach - Bahamas
Social Feather Dusters filtering the clear Caribbean waters for small food floating in the water. This image was taken off Nassau - Bahamas
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This Reef Shark scans the reef for something that interests it's fancy. Crabs or maybe a Lionfish. This image was taken in the Bahamas
A little nap time at Tiger Beach - This Lemon Shark takes a break and naps while waiting for a cleaning as well.
Tiger Beach - Bahamas
Reef Shark grazing the reef - Bahamas
Its all love and family at the Dolphin Grounds off the Northern Bahamas
Emma enjoys a treat during a recent dive at Tiger Beach - Bahamas
Emma the star of Tiger Beach comes in for a mugging!!!!!
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Reef Sharks with character are always fun to photograph when diving in the Bahamas.
Baby Leatherback Sea Turtle released to the sea, it's a new world for this little guy. Taken in the Gulf Stream near the West End Bahamas
Emma at her finest under the Shear Water at Tiger Beach - Bahamas
Lots of excitement during the early sunrise with Lemon Sharks at Tiger Beach - Bahamas
Happy Dolphins over the white sands of the Dolphin Grounds off the Bahamas.
This image of Reef Sharks cruising the reef was taken on the first dive of my last shark trip and set the tone for the trip! Lots of sharks in the Bahamas!
Snapping Lemon Sharks at Tiger Beach - Bahamas - this image was taken with my Gopro
Interference for Emma happens often by way of the local Lemon Sharks at Tiger Beach - Bahamas
Reef Sharks seem to be the most photogenic when diving in the Bahamas clear water which feed the reef systems.
The Sharks of the Bahamas keep the reefs healthy and clean.
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