Does anyone know what kind of fish this is?

"Speed". A canarian parrot-fish flying over the sea-grass. Gran Canaria.

Closed anemone with clownfish, taken at Anemone city Ras Mohamed Park

Close encounters of the third kind... Taken on the safety stop after a night dive. Not really fiddled with, apart from removing annoying specks from the background.

Cuttlefish´s eye

A sepia had just got the dinner. Photo taken at Gran Canaria, during a night dive.

Glossodoris atromarginata in all its glory!

sometimes shallow means more fun.Surfer-Tim Archer at mouse traps yallingup

Nudibranch head shot,Scotland.

Yellow Box Fish. Nikon D70, 105 lens.

Male Cuckoo wrasse,Cornwall.

Can't identify this nudi, can anybody help?

Now that's a nice pair. Not many Lionfish in Hawaii...lots in Thailand. Here is one of my favorite shots.

Shanny.
Aughrusmore, Connemara.
F90X, 60mm.

cardinal fish with a D100 and a light and motion housing

A Beaked Coralfish (Chelmon Rostratus) at
koh Doc Mai,Thailand.

"I'm ready for my closeup, Mr. Demille". Cuttlefish. Lembeh, Indonesia. Canon A-95 w/built in flash. No external strobe.

Ghost Pipefish shot in the Similan Islands from recent trip to Thailand. I will be posting some of these images over the next several weeks.

This parrot-fish is a symbol of the Canary Islands. The males are completely grey and the females have the colour shown here.

Blue banded goby seeking protection from a sea urchin. Catalina Island, CA. Taken on April Fool's Day.

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...

Lizard fish that didn´t run away.

Frogfish taken with Olympus Evolt 300 and FL20 strobe.

Community anemone!

Chromodoris bullockis doing what comes naturally!

Close up on part of a school of bait fish off Gozo, using external epoque strobes.

Leaf Fish with Protruding mouth.
We happened upon this leaf fish where we I happened to change over to full manual. When he open his mouth the second time I happened to be focused and ready to take a picture. To my surprise it came out beutifully.