Stingray City is always a great place to get some nice photos. This day was no exception.

A spectacular morning sunrise through one of the Civil war Fort Jefferson windows in the Dry Tortugas National Park.
Shortlisted!

QUEEN ANGELFISH

tunicates with sun behind, alakranes bank

TURTLE

TURTLE KEEPING AN EYE....

GREEN MORAY

I was just glad to avoid stepping on this fellow as I walked along the beach at Playa del Carmen while I waited to go diving in Cozumel.

In the British Virgin Islands the Indians dive site is so named for several rocky outcroppings that rise above the water. Underwater is like a large fish tank with different fishes and corals. The squirrel fish seemed surpized to see us.

chrismas tree worm on a beautiful hard coral

Wall diving at Cayman Islands

dizziness brain

swimming with a Moray

Coral Formation.

not sure what they are but lots of them in one place...F8/250 YS110A

Cortez Round Stingray.. F8/200 ISO 200 one YS100A strobe.

Again, the Tokina 17 mm wide angle enables great landscapes. All ambient light.

Fire in the Hole!! Fire Clam inside a gun turret on the M/V Capt Keith Tibbetts.

M/V Keith Tibbetts - Divers in the background are with divepirates.org. Shot with Canon 5D mark II and the nifty 50mm lens. Warm and crystal clear, as it normally is!

Juvy drum, Roatan, D300-60mm

Using my new Tokina lens. I found out that I can basically get any full wreck in one shot - not bad.

Through to 2010 awards final round judging

Sandy profile.

Dog Island in the British Virgin Islands had quite a variety of hard corals and fish.

Not a great picture, but a beautiful scene

Rhone wreckage

BUBBLE BOY

sea turtle, photo taken in cozumel mexico in about 45 ft of water on a guided dive to palancar reef using fuji e900 w/red filter