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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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1330 Entries Found: Page 14  of  50
Tiger Sharks and Reef Sharks made a lot of action at Ginormous Reef - off the West End Bahamas.
Tiger Sharks are amazing !!! Tigers move very slow and calculated, lots of power and very curious.....one of my favorites!
Sharks to the left and right!!!!! Fast as well! This image was taken off Nassau - Bahamas
One Reef Shark that tried to cooperate with my shooting of flybys as I set below the reef. This image was taken at one of my favorites Ginormous off the Bahamas Banks.
"After Midnite" These Lemon Sharks are amazing to dive with at night! They have a keen sense of smell and keep their heads near the sandy bottom. Tiger Beach - Bahamas
I enjoy the closeness and curious Reef Sharks and I almost think they know what perfect models they make! This image was taken off Nassau in March 2012.
Always sharks on the shallow reefs of the Bahamas. These two Reef Sharks separate from the other 20 which are patrolling the reef with a scent of chum in the water.
During a recent trip to Nassau I had the great adventure to get up close and personal to many sharks as they enjoyed a bit of food.
A scene from Orange Hill - nassau Bahamas
The Reef Sharks seem to be very agile and quick in movement.
This image was taken off Nassau - Bahamas
One of my favorite sharks at one of my favorite spots- Tiger Beach - Bahamas
Reef Sharks are fast and very acrobatic! Sharks to Sharks to the right to the left and under and over!
A little fun with HDR and a lot of shark feeding. This image was taken off Nassau. This large Reef Shark has a large appetite like it's mouth!
Eyes ready for protection, These Reef Sharks moved with perfect accuracy and very fast. Lots of excitement when there are at least 25 around you underwater! Nassau Bahamas
Lemon in your face, this image was taken at Shark Paradise off West End Bahamas.
During a recent trip to Nassau I was fortunate to photograph lots of healthy Reef Sharks. This image shows how hungary they all were. No aggression what so ever!!!!!!!
A cluster of Feather Dusters filtering for food. Nassau Bahamas
Making peace and quiet with this Reef Shark. All sharks need a bit of love and enjoy a scratch under the snout! This image was taken off Nassau - Bahamas
Reef Shark on the dome. These sharks move swiftly and have no fear! Always ready to have their photo taken much like a Lemon Shark. This image was taken off Nassau - Bahamas
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The parade at Tiger Beach begins below the Shearwater.
This Reef Shark makes it's way thru the sunlight for the bait crates set on the reef at Ginormous Reef - Bahamas
I sure love these Lemon Sharks - they have more character than some people I know! This image was taken on a reef at the edge of Tiger Beach - Bahamas
One of my favorite locations in the world"Tiger Beach". The Lemon Sharks that patrol the beach always seem to want their photo taken!
Im feeling a bit sleepy!!!!!! Rocking the baby! off Nassau Bahamas
I wonder why I find scuff marks on my dome! This Reef Shark is coming in! This image was taken off Nassau Bahamas
Tube sponges off Roatan Honduras
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editor's comments

Editor's Comment
Just to proof that Steven does not know only how to shoot sharks ;-)
Just passing thru - Reef Sharks in and out they swam during a shark shoot at Stuart Cove's - Nassau Bahamas
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