Zambesi roaming all around and under me

Freedivers

Clear water, awesome views.

Checking out a whale (taken under permit)

Spotted Moray just off shore in st. Thomas. Taken with Olympus TG-4.

Hitchhikers, Sperm Whale calves are capable of diving to 400m within a few months, they and juveniles carry remora. Adults dont. Image under permit

Christmas Tree Worms in the Bahamas. Taken with Olympus TG-4.

Always around, turtles

Wide view...

School of Brown Chromis at Anse Cochon Reef in St. Lucia. Taken with TG-4

I encountered this baby humpback in Tonga , this year. I stayed there for about half a month, but I have a stronger impression than any whale I have ever met. Even though new born calf was curious and played well with me.

The Hunt Continues

Banded Butterfly on a reef in the Bahamas. Taken with Olympus TG-4

This energetic boy was very artistic. His dance was like a solo ballet.
Shortlisted!

Raggietooth shark

I dived for the first time in Cenote. Although I had diving in the cave before, it was my first time such a beautiful and mysterious experience.

A scorpion fish, expertly camouflaged against the rocks. Taken with only a red filter on a GoPro HERO4

I dived for the first time in Cenote. Although I had diving in the cave before, it was my first time such a beautiful and mysterious experience.

Cushion Sea Star. Taken in Carlisle Bay, Barbados with Olympus TG-4

Octopus captured off the Pacific Coast of Costa Rica, seconds before he disappeared into hiding under the rocks. Taken with no light, only a red filter on a GoPro HERO4.

This photo was taken while diving off the Pacific Cost of Costa Rica. Taken with no light, only a red filter on a GoPro HERO4.

Snorkeler and Sperm Whale. taken under permit.

Potato bass 1

“Reef Life” A snapshot of Varied life on a reef. Taken in St. Lucia with Olympus TG-4

Marble ray. Three of a kind

Couchmans

Oceanic Black Tip