scarlet-striped cleaning shrimp with small split-crown feather duster at the forest dive site in parguera area, PUERTO RICO

Banded Butterfly fish taken in Bimini, Bahamas.

Scorpionfish

Juvenile Queen Triggerfish - curious but never holding still long enough to allow focus, except for this one moment...

Hawksbill feeding on Bloody Bay Walll, Little Cayman

nikonosV with 16MM lens and 103 strobe

Mexico - Playa del Carmen

My friend Edudardo exploring the Frederiksted Pier.
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Seven men, after diving all day and consuming sufficient margaritas to allow their toenails to be painted with dive flags, display their dainty feet.

Pederson's Cleaner Shrimp - enjoying a spot of lunch - finger licking good...

Happy Stingray, Kenedy Barge, St. Thomas

red hind in a cleaning station with 2 pederson cleaner shrimps at black wall dive site in parguera area, PUERTO RICO

Grand Bahamas West End.

NikonosV with 20mm Lens

"Keeping my eye on you..." - Nassau groupers are so funny - this gal followed us around most of the dive and just when we thought she had taken a powder, we spotted her watching us though a hole in a purple sea fan! Cayman Brac, 40 fsw. Red filter.

a sailfin blenny at the forest dive site in parguera area.PUERTO RICO

taken with NikonosV with 20mm lens

close up look to a scarlet-striped cleaning shrimp at the forest dive site in parguera area..PUERTO RICO

Unexo Shark dive. used NikonosV with 20mm lens and 105 strobe.

Squirrelfish in the Coral Sea. Shot in Bimini, Bahamas.

Hanging upside down without disturbing the sponge and scaring the bejesus outta the peppermint shrimp inside, aiming the Light Cannon to light up the inside through the translucent wall of the sponge ... ahh, the travails of the u/w photographer.

Christmas Tree Worm - Looks like it's lights are on! Nikon D70 60MM

used a NikonosV and 20mm lens with 103 strobe. Enhanced with Photoshop

Sharknose goby

Sea Horse - Nikon D70 60mm Macro

The "E.T." shot - riding a bike over the guns of the M/V Tibbetts - harder than it looks - buoyancy was an issue!
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This was taken with a NikonosV and a 20mm lens. let's face it Jamacia does not have the best reefs or wildife so one needs to improvise with interesting subjects.