Blue Chromis are a very common fish in the Caribbean, but I love to photograph them. Notice the tiny tendrils on the tail. Nikon D200 with 60mm lens.

Blackbar Soldierfish w/ Cymothoid Isopod. Wouldn't you feel a little self-conscious with an isopod on your head?

I think this little Tobaccofish was mezmerized by his reflection in my macro port. Nikon D200 with 105mm lens.

"Fred" Barracuda 5 1/2 ft long in the island of Culebra in Puerto Rico.

'...AS I WAS SAYING.' Blue Chromis in the sand shallows of Palancar Reef, Cozumel. wonder what the topic of discussion is?? Housed Nikon F; Niko Mar III housing; 55mm auto-micro Nikkor lens. Enjoy!

Pretty diver...

A new diver swims over coral in the Bahamas.

Spotted eel in Dominica's beautiful reef

This idyllic view is from our favorite dive resort on Little Cayman, looking over South Hole Sound toward the barrier reef.

Inquisitive sea turtle near the surface. Image taken on Bloody Bay Wall of Little Cayman.

Neon Soft-Coral

Taken on the Hilma Hooker Bonaire
Olympus C-7070

Theo's Wreck (Nikon F4, 18mm/3.5, Aquatica housing, Ikelite strobes, Provia F)

"Small Fish in a Big Pond" was shot in Bonaire, Netherland Antilles, with a Nikonos V camera, SB105 Strobe, and a closeup kit. This tiny baby trunkfish looked like a little floating marble. My husband placed his hand in to show scale.

'Gray Angel' Portrait. Housed Nikon F; Niko Mor III housing; 55mm auto-micro Nikkor Lens. Enjoy!

Wreck taken off the coast of Grand Bahama

Up Close. Caribbean Reef Shark image taken at Amberjack Reef in the Exumas.

This little Diamond Blenny is one of the most colorful fish on the reef, usually found in anemones.
Nikon D200 with 60mm lens.

'GRAY LADY DOWN' Another in my 'Fish Portraits from Around the World' series. Always an interesting subject - the colour makes a challenging shot. Housed Nikon F; Niko Mar III; 24mm Nikkor Lens. Enjoy!

This little Yellowface Pikeblenny wasn't too shy about posing. Little Cayman, BWI. Nikon D70.

3-D Blennie.
D2x 105mm, 2xTC

A Siphonophore, relative of a jellyfish, and one of the stranger creatures of the sea.

Wall diving and the sponge life on Marys Wall. The photo was taken with my DC500 w/ 1 strobe.

Grouper in cleaning posture. Image taken on Bloody Bay Wall, Little Cayman in May, 2006.

Scallop with encrusting sponge. Even though the scallop can't move, it's alive and doing well.

Christmas Tree Worm. Nikron S3 digital with in-camera flash. Approximately .2 meters.

Lobster season is open. After one week at sea this boat is loaded up and sailing home to sell its catch.