Caught him Yawning, Roatan, Reefmaster 300 Digital

In Sodwana South Africa. Taken with A Nikon D70. 105 macro lense

Wolf Eels (not really eels) are facinating to observe. They can get into the smallest crevises that look as if they couldn't get their head into it. I also can't imagine chomping into an urchin like they do. Pic taken off Vancouver Isl. with Bonica.

This Moray Eel is going UP!

Rainbow Runner Eye
Sea & Sea MMII
St Lucia, West Indies

Trumpet fish free swimming along the reef.this photo was taken with a canon 10d.

mother and baby!!!!!!
Cozumel, MX shallow dive someone just being nosey!!!!

This jellyfish came past during a safety stop at Lang Tenggah, Malaysia.

Longnose Hawkfish who appeared just after the Pygmy seahorse disappeared...mmmmm
D100, 60mm

Beautifully paired these mandarin were mating. Needs lots of patience to take one shot not to scare them. 8 meters with 105 macro

ANd I thought the queen angels were beautiful. Until I found these in Palau
the beginning of 1-2000

D70 60mm,Manual exposure.

House Reef - Wakatobi

Everyone, heads down!! It was great to get a pic of a Yellow Eyed Rock fish. It was even neater to get this pic where the fish, cucumber and starfish look like they were in a line up. Taken with a Bonica Multi Snapper & Neon slave strobe in B.C. wate

I like the way this guy fits in the frame.

Which way is up? California Sea Lion executes manuever 27A - upside down corkscrew with a half flip. Santa Barbara Island rookery, Southern Channel Islands. D100 in a Titan housing. 60mm lens (not my usual choice for sea lions!)

"Batfish", Ningaloo Reef

Halimeda pipefish of the Lembeh Straits, Sulawesi, Indonesia. Nikonos RS with 2 Nikon SB104 strobes, 50mm lens.

almost missed this little fellow but then he moved

'Threesome'
Wakatobi

Southern Stingray. Taken on an otherwise quiet night dive at South Turtle Rocks in the Bahamas. My buddy was videoing on the otherside of a small coral head. This ray swam right at me. Nikon F80 w/ 60mm macro in a Sea&Sea housing.

This Red Irish Lord is another common photo subject in the Pacific NW because of it's colouration and insistance on staying still in one spot. They just DON'T move. Pic taken with Bonica MultiShot and Neon Strobe out of Port Hardy BC.

'Emotion'
Wakatobi

Buddy's

wow had a grat night dive with this little fellow stuck around for several closeups. what a ham!. cozumel MX

'Nestled clown'
D100, 60mm,Wakatobi

Arlequin ghost pipefish, Manado. Nikon F90X, 105mm