Frank

9 Armed Sea Star-Rare find in Riviera Beach, FL at the Blue Heron Bridge location

Jim Tarro, my dive buddy doing his deco stop on the line. Off of Block Island, RI

Turtle Risin. A Green turtle rises off the reef for a breath at Honaloa Bay, Maui, Hawaii. Taken with a Canon Digital Rebel and 60mm f/2.8 lens in Ikelite Housing using natural light.

Shrimp on an banded urchin

The strange tail of a Manatee in Crystal River, Florida

This image of an Octopus was taken during a morning dive under the Blue Heron Bridge a week ago.

Ghost crab on the beach at Mexico Beach, Florida.

This image of a baby Green Sea Turtle was taken in West Palm Beach a couple weeks ago.

A macro shot of a Pelagic Invertebrate, taken in open water off the coast of San Diego, California, USA.

I snapped this with my cousin's Canon G10. Believe it or not, the deckhand in the white shirt is dry. The stern of the boat dropped when the swell passed it. The crest of the swell was between the boat and me. The deckhand was standing on a platform.

ICE DIVE!

ANCIENT MARINER WRECK/ Bow

I took this while on a boat dive out of Panama City Florida. It was my daughter's first boat dive and her scuba certification final dive so I was mostly taking photos of her... but took a few of the fish and got this one.

Undercover

Normally Manatee eats aquatic plants, but also they eats lettuce.

My son Matthew when He saw a shark for the first time. Boy Scout Camp on deserted Island near Briton Key, Florida This location was at Loo Key

This photo was taken above the surface of the water at the same time that I was beneath another surface of the water. The way energy takes form in water and how light is bent through the movement, I am reminded of a wormhole through time.

Taken off the coast of North Carolina, when my strobe went off it looks like a heart in the center of the jellyfish

A rare event in the waters of San Diego, California, USA. Hordes of Melibe leonina nudibranch gather to mate and feed.

Brain coral while we were diving in the Floriday Keys

Unusual angle of a diver on a safety stop in Kona Hawaii
Canon G-9 with Ikelite Housing, Inon wide angle lens and natural light.

Used my Olympus SP350 setup to catch this Curious Mola Mola as it was being cleaned by Senorita fish, I drifted slowly up a kelp stalk and he cruised around to take a look at me, luckily he framed himself against the kelp allowing me a quick shot.

After playing hide and go seek under the kelp for 1/2 an hour he finally got comfortable enough with me to make contact by first tugging on my fins, then I rolled over and sat on the oceans bottom trying to get a good picture of this inquisitive seal

Sea slog.

I have not named this photo yet. This was taken with only my Olympus Stylus 770 and PT-035 housing. The visibility that day (Thanksgiving) was around 60 feet. That is pretty good for Crescent Bay, Laguna Beach, CA

Sea slugs. B/W