Masked butterflyfish

I did not know glasseye's were so red until I took the picture.

Come on give me a kiss!

Something in my Eye !!! Puffy Eye.... Taiwan...

This is the real Tompot Blenny - my last shot I downloaded was intended to be this one but by mistake I used an image of a fan coral ...oopps... Hope you like this one

Trumpetfish are common in the Caymans, but this was a head-on shot, giving a little different view.
Nikon D70 with 60mm lens.

Emperor Angelfish , Hurghada / Red Sea

Love the contrast of this lionfish with the blue background... no photoshop on this picture. Yap...

Bannerfish taken at sharks bay , i used an olympus E300

Like two peas in a pod. Taken in Com with an Olympus C5050.

Pygmy Seahorse, isn't she beautiful!!

FILEFISH.D70,105mm.
Kapalai,Sabah

This eel was seen at Isla Mujeres this April. The photo was taken with a Canon PowerShot SD 550.

Horn Shark Eye, taken on night dive in California Channel Islands (Nikon F4, 105mm Macro, Aquatica housing, Ikelite strobes, Velvia 50)

Lion:NikonD100,105,Two strobo S&S

This little (5 cm) Yellowface Pikeblenny was a rare find on Little Cayman. They're uncommon to begin with, and to find one swimming on the sandy bottom was a real treat!
Nikon D70 with 105mm lens.

Juvenille Queen Angelfish under a tiny ledge. I couldn't avoid the green weed getting in the way slightly, but it does add depth to the photo.

Napoleon Wrasse. Taken on my last dive in Palau at Blue Corner.

Bannerfish close up i use an Olympus E300

Moody Stonefish reminded me of my mother-in-law Taiwan North East Coast.

Don't worry. Be happy!! Juvenile puffer taken at Pertmina Pier.

French angel. Olympus 3030, Nikonos SB 105

It's up to the viewer to interpret: is this a yawn or a defensive pose?
NikonD70 105mm

Eeny weeny fish.. love the colour of his sofa.. Palau...

Royal angelfish taken with an olympus c60

Pigmy Seahorse taken in Lembeh North Sulawesi Indonesia

Mouthful. Lizard Fish that managed to catch a puffer fish. Watched this for about 10 minutes then went off looking for something else only to be told by the guide after the dive that the puffer fish got away in the end.