Look close and you will see the eyes on a really really tiny sun anemone peering down from the middle of this pic =)

Scorpionfish. Key Largo, Florida. Sea and Sea DX3000.

Hawksbill Buck Island St. Thomas U.S.V.I. Taken with Cannon Power Shot S50

Closeup of the eye of a brown garden eel common to the caribbean.

Blue Tang. This is a juvenile transitioning from all-yellow to all-blue. Nikon D70 with 60mm lens.

If this spotted eagle ray was any closer I would have introduced myself. I got several shots, but I feel this one was the best of the lot.

Sunset from the south beach of South Water Cay.

Queen Trigger off Little Cayman
Nikonos 28mm lense

Caribbean Reef Squid. Hens & Chickens, Florida Keys

A tiny (4 mm) sea slug, Chelidonura berolina, that I photographed on Little Cayman. In the lower left, note a little claw sticking from the sand, apparently from a larval crustacean.

This is one of my first Macro shots with a Nikonos 35mm. I was told by my photo instructor that this is a fairly hard shot to get as the dusters are so sensitive to water movement.

"Queen Angel" Taken in St. John, USVI with a Nikonos V, 15mm, and SB-105.

Found in Rosario Islands, very lucky in finding one, last seen by anyone was like 5 years ago... NikonosV.

Ghostly Gal of the Grove - Shot taken on Deep wreck (Spiegel Grove) - very green water 20-25 ft vis. Black & white film, Natural light. No filters, no Pshop. Nikonos 15mm 400 film.

"Sleeping Beauty", this green turtle was caught sleepping in the crew staterooms of the WIT Concrete barge in St thomas U.S.V.I.. Photo taken with Nikon N-70 housed by Ikelite lens 20mm 2.8f nikor 100 velvia

Balloonfsh. Sea and Sea DX5000, Curacao.

WIT Concrete Barge at St. Thomas U.S. V.I.-Taken ( Labor day w/e)Nikon N-70 housed by Ikelite 20mm 2.8 f Nikor lens .

Cuttlefish. The Cuttlefish was staying still camouflaging with the coral,I took several shots as the animal was changing from white to the natural colors,it began to make small moves with its tentacles and this was the most impacting pose...

Not as impressive as last month's shot, but cleaning stations always captivate nonetheless...

"Hiding Out" The rest of our group missed this guy entirely. Taken in St. John, USVI. Nikonos V, 15mm, SB-105.

Duane wreck - Key Largo Sunk in 122 ft of water in the mid 1980's. Beautiful corals engulf this deep wreck.

Pam in the wheelhouse of the Duane wreck, Key Largo. Shot with Nikonos 20mm, dual Sb-105's.

Angelfish, photographer, and slave strobe. D70, 10.5 mm fisheye, two strobes.

Green turtle Taken while snorkelling Nik II ,15mm, fuji, velvia 100 asa

This crab is ready to take on the world =)

Slippery Slope. Looks like this shrimps is holding on for fear of slipping off.
D2x. 105mm

This is a pic of my Girlfriend taken up close and personal....