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Mass chaos of sharks! Unbelievable shark action on all of my trips! This Tiger was first in line for photos and then a dozen Reef Sharks waited and circled in line
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Reef Sharks up close seem to be an often occurrence when diving in the Bahamas. This image was taken at Ginormous Reef.
This image of a large Tiger Shark was taken during a dive at Tiger Beach.
Reef Sharks find interest in our bait crates which are set above the reef at Hammertime Reef located just North of Grand Bahamas.
The dogs of Tiger Beach, this Lemon was just hanging out and trying to shake off a bit of turtle grass at Tiger Beach.
Tigers,Lemons,Reef Sharks everywhere in competition with masses of Yellowtails. Lots of excitement on this dive at Hammertime!
Tiger , Tiger ....the keepers of Tiger Beach. This image of a small Tiger interested in our bait makes a beeline for the crates.
The Lemon Sharks of Tiger Beach seem to sneak around and when there are larger sharks the attention to the Lemons is not so great!
A Seaweed Blennie watching every move I made peers out of a hole at Blue Heron Bridge - West Palm Beach FL
Back for more action this Tiger Shark made several attempts at getting our bait out of the crate!
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This Tiger Shark has figured out the easiest way to approach our bait after becoming comfortable with our presence at Tiger Beach, Bahamas.
This image was taken during a dive at the Blue Heron Bridge in West Palm Beach, FL. Thanks Susan for a leading a great dive! This is a juv. High Hat that made it's home in an old tire.
Tiger Sharks at Tiger Beach always have an eye on us as we enjoy the activities they involve themselves in.
This image of a Loggerhead Turtle was taken during a dive off West Palm Beach FL last weekend.
Reef Sharks surrounded us as we dove on the reef known as Ginormous off the Northern Bahamas.
Taken in Turks and Caicos using 105 lens
This Tiger Shark has a desire to get the bait in the crates we have set to attract them in. This image was taken at Tiger Beach.
Emma the beautiful Tiger Shark makes her way to the floating bait crates.
This is a smaller Tiger Shark making it's way across the white sand of Tiger Beach off the Bahamas. Love the stripes!
taken with nikon d 200, 105 lense and close up diopter
taken with nikon d 200 in a sea and sea housing with tokina 10-17
Swimming by camera this Reef Shark nose what's up!Another image from Ginormous Reef.
The large packs of Reef Sharks that patrol the reefs off the Bahamas make it easy to get images of these sharks in different positions and settings.
A watchful Tiger Shark eyes me up as I get a wide angle shot of her. Unfortunately she has hook damage from a someone's day of fishing. This image was taken at Tiger Beach.
This image was taken at Hammertime Reef just after lunch as the sun changed position on the reef. Lots of Reef Sharks swimming in packs. Incredible dive and expedition!
Up from below the reef comes Emma. She and 3 other Tiger Sharks made their entrance to the scene the same way. Sorry for the scatter but thats the result of these large sharks moving around close to the reef. This image was taken in the Bahamas.
This image of was taken while this reef Shark made it's way through a swarm of Yellowtail Snappers at Ginormous Reef during the last dive of the day.
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