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Underwater Photo Contest Entries By Steven Anderson

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This Green Moray Eel let me take a quite a few photos of him, this is one of my favorites. The photo was taken at Paso De Cedral in Cozumel.
"I got an eye on you" is the expression Im reminded of when I look at this photo. This was taken last week in Cozumel while diving on Paradise Reef. I used my DC500, dual strobes and wide angle lens.
Taking the family out for a meal! This photo of three Flamingo Tongues was taken in Cozumel last week while diving on Paseo De Cedral. I was able to take 1400 photos so there are a lot to go thru.
This photo of the schooling Porkfish was taken last week while diving on one of my favorite reefs in Cozumel, Paso Del Cedral. The sun was hidden behind rain clouds but still the dive was great!
This photo was taken last Thursday while diving on San Francisco Wall in Cozumel.
This photo was taken yesterday while diving on Tormentos Reef in Cozumel.
The last mate on the Mr. Bud, this photo was taken in 2006 while diving in Roatan.
The real" Pirate of the Caribbean". This photo was taken in Nassau, while diving on Mike's Reef last year. I used CS2 and Lightroom to desaturate this shot.
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Im sure everyone is tired of my eel shots but 1 more. This photo was taken in Cozumel in 2006. Ill be there next Saturday for a week. I found this one while studying my shots from the last trip so I can improve this trip. This is a Chainl Moray.
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Spooky! This large Green Moray was very friendly despite his looks. This photo was taken during a dive trip to Roatan in 2006. I used my DC500, dual strobes and wide angle lens.
My favorite dive site in Cozumel seems to always have a school of Porkfish that congregate in the same location every time I have visited this reef. Paseo De Cedral.
This photo was taken at Columbia Pinnacles while diving off Cozumel. I used my DC500 and had all storbes turned off but still used a wide angle lens.
Final shots during ascent. This photo was taken in Roatan in 2006.
This photo was taken in 2005, I was viewing my catolog of photos and saw this one and I decided to run it thru CS2. The photo was taken on Columbia Pinnacles in Cozumel. "The Flyer"
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This Nassau Grouper let me in close before he shot off down Clifton Wall
off Nassau. I used my DC500, dual strobes and wide angle lens, and a bit of CS2.
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a clean mug shot Steven
The David Tucker Wreck located off Nassau. This photo was taken while approaching the wreck. The angle of the ship as it has tossed for the past years helps create a cool photo.
This Caribbean Reef Shark is on patrol as he swims from the deep on Shark Wall locatted off Nassau. I desaturated it the color in CS2 for fun. I have so many shark photos and wanted a different look.
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This photo was taken last year while diving off Nassau. The photo was taken using my Sealife DC500, two strobes and wide angle lens.
The most curious creature in the sea? There were at least 20 Caribbean Reef Sharks on this dive and moving quick. All of them wanting to be fed.This photo was taken off Nassau.
This photo was taken while diving at Shark Wall. This Caribbean Reef Shark was not finished eating and came to the surface, hoping for more food. I used my Sealife DC500, dual strobes and wide angle lens.
This photo of Grey Angelfish was taken at the James Bond Wreck located in Nassau. I used my Sealife DC500, dual strobes and wide angle lens to capture this shot.
Trying to be a bit creative I took this photo while diving at the Twin Sisters Wreck and Sand Chute off Nassau.
The David Tucker Wreck off Nassau. I used my DC 500 , dual strobes and wide angle lens to photograph this photo.
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a heap good wreck Steven
Cozumel always offers color and shape along the walls. This photo was taken at Columbia Deep. I uesed my DC 500, dual strobes and wide angle lens.
This photo was taken while moving around below the stern of the Willaurie. I used my DC500 and 1 stobe at 1/2 intensity and wide angle lens to capture this photo while diving in Nassau.
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just look at this whip coral. It sits so comfortably in the frame and isolated by the negative background. Steven is producing some great shots these days!
This is Wire Coral under the Willaurie in Nassau. This wreck is a photographers dream with interesting critters everywhere.
This French Angelfish has the eye and ear to the ground! This photo was taken in Cozumel in 2006. I used my DC500, wide angle lens and dual strobes to get this shot.
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