Bridled goby. Turks and Caicos. D100 in L&M housing. 105 mm.

Don't schoolmasters have that knack of keeping an eye on you in class, no matter what you do! Canon A70 & internal flash. This one reminds me of my old Physics teacher, he had a large sloping forehead too!

"A neighborhood of Feather Dusters". These Feather Dusters have made their home on the bow of the Prince Albert directly off the Gazebo at Fantasy Island in the Bay Islands. Photo was taken w/ my DC500 and no strobes.

Any idea what this is? I believe it is a swimming crinoid. D100 in L&M housing with 105 lens. Turks and Caicos.

One of my favorite sunsets from Dominica

Coral banded shrimp. Canon Digial rebel. Grand Cayman 2/06

"Blue Lightning". Caribbean reef fish. Nikonos V with 35 mm lens.

This is a closeup of star polyps open for feeding.

The "Oro Verde" wreck, Grand Cayman. It's well and truly smashed up now by succesive storms, but the larger parts make an interesting photo. Taken with Canon A70 and natural light.

"Double Vision". Lobster with two sets of eyes? New to me. Found hiding in boiler room of wreck of RMS Rhone. Virgin Gorda. Fuji E900 with DS-125.

This chain moray proved to be very shy indeed. I had to wait for almost 10 minutes for him to come out of his crevice...

The underwater world provides photo ops of things never seen...

Goby's hangin' out. St. John USVI

My dive buddy swims around the stern of the Sea Star II wreck off the coast of Grand Bahama.

Top side picture looking to Klein, Bonaire during a sunset.

Reef Sharks around the "Chum-sicle", Walker's Cay, Bahamas (Nikon F4, 18mm/3.5, Aquatica housing, Ikelite strobes, Provia F)

Whitespotted Filefish seen at Roatan Honduras. Photo taken with a Caplio RR 30.

Conch seen June 2006 at Marathon Key Florida. Taken with a Canon PowerShot SD 550.

Beautiful coral in Dominica

Moon jellyfish are about the size of a basketball and safe to touch on the outer dome.

"Shadows Over The Sand" Spadefish sailing over the sand as we spent off nitrogen at Turneffe in Belize at the end of a dive. This photo was taken with a DC200 and no strobe in 2005.

Juvenile Drum! Finally, I got a decent shot of one while in Grand Cayman. Nikon D70, 105mm, Inon D-2000 strobes

Juvenile conch on a beautiful white sand bottom, eyeballing a homo sapiens. Me. If it's lucky and a moratorium against overfishing remains in place, it can live to be 20-30 years old. Fuji E900 w/ built-in flash. Virgin Gorda.

Party Balloon - Happy looking balloonfish on Calabas Reef, Bonaire. 35-80mm, Ikelite SLR

Queen and Orange Sponge from "Turtle Reef", Grand Cayman. Canon A70 using internal flash in a shady area at the bottom of the mini wall.

Black and white shot of diver descending. Taken from about 100 ft. Nikonos V, 20mm lens, Ikelite Substrobe 100a.

Banded Butterflyfish seen June 2006 at Marathon Key Florida. Taken with a Canon Powershot SD 550.