Small little fish hiding in the coral reef of xphua.

Queen Trigger in Utila - shot at 130 feet on a cloudy day with my old Olympus C5060 and one DS 125 strobe

Peacock Flounder

Yellow sabelle macro

Snorkeling in Xpuha

Barred Hamlet in Bonaire

Scorpionfish

Grouper came right up to this diver.

Snorkeling bird lol

Bumphead Parrotfish (Bolbometopon muricatum)?? I think?

Morays sharing a coral head

scrawled File Fish in Utila

Turtle swim around the wreck, Wit Concrete, St. Thomas

Diving on paradise Reef in Cozumel seems to be like diving in a nursery. This is an image of a French Angelfish before losing its stripes for speckles. Very small and did nothing but flitter around the sponge.

This image is of a small school of Margates, the Margate is a member of the snapper family. They seem to school often on Paradise Reef off Cozumel.

Yellow Tube Sponges are a staple of the Caribbean, this image was taken this summer during a week of diving in Cozumel.

Leatherback Turtle

Fish in Key Largo.

Giant Anemone... This image was taken during a dive off Roatan in 2007.

Moon jelly central portion detail - full frame

"What's up ?"... Encounter with this little Spinyhead Blenny coming out of it's hide-out... Que du bonheur... :O)...

Midnight Parrot Fish emerging from a cavern in Utila

This image is Knobby Coral, the color and texture were interesting and caught my eye from a distance. This image was taken during a dive off Roatan.

The only mermaid I know of .... My wife approaches my camera lens while diving in Cozumel.

Featherduster worms, shot on Kodachrome 64 with a Nikonos V 35 mm and macro tube for 1:2

Proof that lion fish have invaded the reef around Utila

This image was taken during a dive trip to Roatan... The sponges and soft corals found along the walls of Roatan make great images.