Cardinalfish taken "Under the bridge" with Canon G12 and UCL 165

Living in bottle No.1 , taken "Under the bridge" with Canon G12 and UCL165

"The face" of a Polka-Dot- Batfish, taken "Under the bridge"

Conch eyes , taken under the "Blue Heron Bridge"
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Stargazer taken "Under the bridge"

Emma is beautiful and this image was taken as she made one of many large laps around our site at Tiger Beach - Bahamas

Roughback Batfish taken "Under the bridge"

This Reef Shark scans the reef for something that interests it's fancy. Crabs or maybe a Lionfish. This image was taken in the Bahamas

Merry Christmas

Jawfish fanning its eggs for a couple of seconds.

Whale Shark visits Pompano Beach Florida. Just an amazing day out on the water when a Whale Shark was spotted. The best part is he stayed and played with us. Shot with a Canon 7D with a Tokina 10-17 with a 4.33 Nauticam dome and housing.

Lost off Halifax in March 1920, the stern of the "Bohemian" lies broken apart at a depth of 80-feet. Nikonos V, 12mm Sea&Sea lens, 3200 ASA B&W film, manual exposure in natural light.
Slightly cropped in PS.

A little nap time at Tiger Beach - This Lemon Shark takes a break and naps while waiting for a cleaning as well.
Tiger Beach - Bahamas

Lemon Shark Showing Off that Menacing Smile

Dragonettes fighting for the same female

Reef Shark grazing the reef - Bahamas

Whale Shark visits Pompano Beach Florida Sunday November 25,2012. About 1.5 miles South of Hillsboro Inlet and a half mile off shore. Shot with a Canon 7D,Tokina 10-17 with a Nauticam Housing and 2 YS-D1 strobes.

Its all love and family at the Dolphin Grounds off the Northern Bahamas

Emma enjoys a treat during a recent dive at Tiger Beach - Bahamas

Aqua sparkly shrimp jumping up and down so fast that I got proof of life. 1/2 inch.

Tarpon.

Yawn. Dwarf Frog fish. Less than 1 inch.
They look like small shells when they come around. Very hard to find. Reefnet Subsee +10

Sargassum Nudibranch. Feeding.

Arrow Crab with Eggs
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Lofthus is located a mile North on the Boynton Inlet. It sank in1898. Hurricane Sandy recently uncovered most the wreck and it's amazing mass of steel plates,wooden deck and steel masts. Here is more on the wreck
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Tiny Juv Trumpet fish

Green Sea Turtle