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Underwater Photo Contest Entries From Dominica

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Pretty diver...
Spotted eel in Dominica's beautiful reef
My friend Tony taking on this ocellate swimming crab.
Saw a sun halo out just after getting home from diving. Thought everyone would enjoy =)
Neon Gobies share a trait with a cousin called the Sharknose Goby. The name comes from their noses which look like, you guessed it, shark's noses. This shot I think caught that aspect...
Flying Gurnard Wingspan
This Southern Stingray was cruising over the sand looking for dinner...before I got in the way.
Underwater Sunset / We were coming up really late on an afternoon dive and I noticed the sun setting from underwater. A high shutter speed helped me catch the rays =)
I was able to get a nice shot of the feather duster just before he retracted.
This photo is of Scott's Head Point in DOminica. It is a little peninsula that juts out and divides the Atlantic Ocean on the rght from the Caribbean Sea on the left.
I was trying to shoot the eel when this mimic cardinalfish drifted into the frame. I focused on him instead and tried to make the eel a nice background.
Dr. Bob's photos have ispired me to get a +10 dipter and see what I could come up with. Catching this Xmas tree worm midstream seemed a bit different.
Urchins are very underappreciated. I loved the design and coloration patterns when you get close.
This is a Spotted Snake Eel that was more adventurous than its friends. We spotted him combing the reef looking for food. Instead of diving into the sand when I approached, he waited for his close-up.
This pic is of two friends who came down to Dominica to visit me in January. They are newlyweds and kept being cute, so after a sunset I got them to pose. Cheese indeed =)
I noticed this batfish yawn once from a distance. I got into position and waited, and waited, and waited some more. After about 10 minutes he yawned again and I was able to catch it =)

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Patience pays off! good 'peak of the moment'
Arrow Crab hiding in a sponge, taken with Sony DSC-T1 using the internal flash, no strobe.
Sharp nose puffer, taken with Sony DSC-T1, using internal flash.
A natural pool formed by the run-off from Boiling Lake. This was taken top side with my Sea and Sea Motor Marine II.
 
 
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