Tormentos Wall,Cozumel Island,Mexico. Using Canon G10, housing Fix G10, Fisheye FIX wide angle lens, single strobe Sea and sea YS 110a. 90 ft deep.

While struggling in the surge to photograph green striped gobies beneath the shore line sea urchins, I came across this tiny little crab. It looks like he got splashed by paint or, maybe, he grew up in the late 60's or early 70's.

Yellow

Blacky

This moray eel looked rather tensed and kept testing our nerves even inside the the wreck. Later we learned that he is one of many "feeding victims" chasing the divers who do not deliver an egg on demand. Diveside is "El Aquila"

Koni in a sponge. Nikon d7000 with Ikelite housing, Inon strobe and Light in motion focus light.

Off coast Roatan i shortly pointed my camera back and captured this shot of our descending diveinstructor

Canon G10, Cozumel,Mexico-

Frogfish, Aguadilla, PR.

Yellow seahorse / at about 30 feet / Nikon d7000 / Ikelite housing / Inon strobe / Light in motion focus light.
Image shot raw and edited in Lightroom: White Balance and exposure only.

Dog and (Wo)man, Laguna Beach, Utila

The Divemaster picking up a Scorpionfish which seemed surprisingly content.

Seahorse

This turtle is huge. The diver is swimming right next to him. Beautiful

taken whilst waiting for the boat to come get me, off filming whales under permit.

Tropical Storm Emily forming off the shore provided an awesome sunset.
Shortlisted!

Sunset panorama on our last day of diving.

Eyes Wide Shut
You see this all the time with human photos. First time for me with my fish buddies. Secretary blenny in a full-on blink. Inset shows next shot with eyes open. Then again... I guess maybe I see the point of closing those eyes! ...

Froggie view of a Blondie diver At Crash Boat Beach Aguadilla Puerto Rico

Smooth Trunkfish that seemed to enjoy getting his picture taken.

Mr Tibbs.......Annual Whale Shark Aggregation North of Isla Blanca Cancun Mexico

Lobster checking me out in Belize

one afternoon in a pool......

Through to 2011 awards final round judging

Out on the FAD.
5 miles out, 3 miles of water beneath.... Fish aggregating device

Scorpionfish are always fun to shoot. With a high aperture I was able to darken the background. Hope you enjoy.

A Sea Hare on an old, fallen sea fan. Nikon 105 with SubSee 5X, full frame.

Bristleworm. Never encountered one before this dive, then saw two. This one was far better at posing.