“Underneath the Salt Pier of Bonaire, you can get lost in a trance watching schools of trevally circling from beam to beam, the obscure concrete structures penetrating through the waters surface”
Shortlisted!

Yellownose goby, Red Beryl, Bonaire

coral composition

Green Turtle (Chelonia mydas)
Roatan, Honduras

Snooted Goldentail Moray, Pink Beach, Bonaire

Just hanging out with a Grouper at the Oreo verde wreck!

Slender Filefish, Aquarius, Bonaire

Banded Coral Shrimp on a Sponge in Roatan, Honduras

The Face of an Angel, Roatan, Honduras. This specimen was under a ledge but Imwas able to capture this image as it moved around.

Stingrays are a group of rays, which are cartilaginous fish related to sharks. They are classified in the suborder Myliobatoidei of the order Myliobatiformes and consist of eight families.

Tiny shrimp on a Whip coral.

“Come Back...!”
A yellow-headed jawfish appears to look longingly after a diver as he disappears around the Kittiwake shipwreck. I was trying for a different angle on the wreck, and a shot with some fun! 🙂

Fairy Basslet - is also known as The Royal Gramma and will have a small black spot on the front of the dorsal fin and a black line that streaks through the eye? Photographed in Jardines de la Reina, Cuba

Bullshark in the sand, Playa del Carmen México

Divers in the Cavern, Dos Ojos Playa del Carmen México

Goldentail moray, Pink Beach, Bonaire

Scuba diver Natalia checking out the obscure structures of the Salt Pier, Bonaire

Trumpetfish at Salt Pier Nightdive

Honeycomb cowfish, Something Special, Bonaire

"False Foe" - A pike blenny darts out at a perceived rival. Shot using a technique I'm developing :D

Moray open Mauth, turneffe atolon Belize

Caribean Shark Tail, Half moon Caye Belize

Christmas Tree Worm, Bonaire

When you and your dive buddy get a whole ship to yourself, spoiled much

Scuba Diver Natalia looking up at the tall standing tube corals of Bonaire

"Diorama"
A Caribbean reef shark cruises the deep wall. To me, this image is reminiscent of the engaging dioramas at the Museum Of Natural History.

The infamous cargo-ship-turned-drug-smuggler, the Hilma Hooker