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Peoples' Vote


Peppermint Shrimp in a purple tube sponge
By Robert Michaelson
posted Sunday, October 16, 2016
29 votes

Fireworm on a coral at Witch's Hut, Bonaire. Sealife DC1000, no flash.
By Robert Michaelson
posted Monday, February 15, 2010
23 votes

Canon 95 with single Ikelite AF 35 strobe.
By Robert Michaelson
posted Tuesday, June 28, 2011
23 votes

Crayfish in the Comal River New Braunfels, Texas. Maybe lost,  aren't these the Virginia Tech colors?
By Robert Michaelson
posted Wednesday, April 18, 2012
22 votes

Freshwater Perch in the Comal River, New Braunfels Texas. I like that you can see the built in swim goggles fish have.
By Robert Michaelson
posted Monday, December 2, 2013
22 votes

Taken in Aquarena Spring Lake San Marcos, Texas. The turtles' shells are covered with algae making them hard to spot from above.
By Robert Michaelson
posted Sunday, January 2, 2011
21 votes

Horse-eye Jacks at Capt Don's House reef, Bonaire.
By Robert Michaelson
posted Tuesday, October 8, 2013
21 votes

Juvenile Slender File ish. 
Nikon D90, 105 macro, dual DS125 strobes
By Robert Michaelson
posted Monday, March 17, 2014
21 votes

Peacock Flounder
By Robert Michaelson
posted Sunday, May 11, 2014
21 votes

Frogfish at Ladania's Leap Bonaire
By Robert Michaelson
posted Monday, May 12, 2014
21 votes
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137 Entries Found: Page 3  of  6
Christmas tree worm-85 macro,dual stobes
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Frogfish at Ladania's Leap Bonaire
Peacock Flounder
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editor's comments

Editor's Comment
Great angle from which this shot was taken, lighting could be improved.
Juvenile Slender File ish.
Nikon D90, 105 macro, dual DS125 strobes
Slider turtle in the Comal River. New Braunfels, TX.
My, what big teeth you have
Princess Parrots in a territorial or dominance dispute. Nikon D90. 12-24 mm zoom.
Blending in
Peppermint Shrimp at Cliff, Bonaire
Coral abstract using Nikon d90 with 105 macro. Dual Strobes
This is a hydroid living in a sponge attached to an octocoral. The purplish bubbles are the maturing juveniles (gonophores) of the hydroid that have not be released into the water column yet. Specialist help on identifYing species?
Typically shy burr fish taken at Something Special in Bonaire. Don't know what is going on with the eye. The unusual colors were visible in the sunlight. Nikon D90 with 105 macro. Dual DS 125 strobes.
Green Moray at Monte's Divi dive site Bonaire
Endangered Fountain Darters are only found in the Comal River and San Marcos River near San Antonio, Texas. Hard to find one as they are only about an inch long. Really cool to find two together.
This bass was warming up for an operatic aria this am
Freshwater perch eye. Nikon D80 with 105 mm macro with dual strobes. 1/125 at f22. Comal River New Braunfels, TX.
This isn't so much a contest entry as to share an image of the Fountain Darter. An endangered species found only in the 2 mile long Comal River and San Marcos River headwaters in Texas.
This little guy came in for a landing, did a 180 degree turn and starting pulling at my hair like it was a meal for him.
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Freshwater Perch in the Comal River, New Braunfels Texas. I like that you can see the built in swim goggles fish have.
Buoyancy Clinic
Queen angels at Windsock, Bonaire. Can you see the bristle worm climbing down the sponge?
Horse-eye Jacks at Capt Don's House reef, Bonaire.
Frogfish on the reef at Capt Don's Habitat in Bonaire. It reminded me o an opera singer finishing an aria.
There's always one guy who doesn't get the memo
On the prowl
Night-time reef squid, Bonaire.
Smooth Flower Coral that really shows its beauty at night
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