Bearded fireworm. Graham's Harbor, San Salvador.

Slow motion battle. Branched fire coral (Millepora alcicornis) overgrowing a sea plume (Pseudopterogorgia).

Curious bluespotted cornetfish. Night shot, Graham's Harbor, San Salvador.

Caribbean Reef Octopus, Government Dock, San Salvador Island

Circling Palometa...they say they are attracted to bubbles, but I was breath-hold diving. Graham's Harbor, San Salvador island.

Ocellate swimming crab directing traffic. Graham's Harbor, San Salvador. Night shot.

Juvenile trunkfish at night.

Social feather dusters, Graham's Harbour, San Salvador Island. Nikonos V.

Spotted trunkfish, night snorkel. Nikonos V.

Are you my mother? These two Lionfish occupied the same hiding spot. This photo was taken at Mikes Reef in Nassau. These fish which are not native to these waters seemed to be everywhere I dove in Nassau.

This photo was under exposed and I decided to run it thru CS2, its not as good as I wanted it but someone else can give me some suggestions, this Spotted Moray was trying to hide at Mikes Reef in Nassau.

Carribean Reef Squid, night shot at Graham's Harbor on San Salvador island. Nikonos V, Sea and Sea 12mm lens.

I did a little experimenting with saturation and contrast. The photo was taken in Nassau last year. Got lots of photos of this curious Spotted Moray Eel.

Trunkfish in night colors, Graham's Harbor, San Salvador Island. NikonosV.

This photo was taken in Nassau while diving on Mike's Reef. I used my DC500 with 2 external flash units.

Scorpionfish, French bay, San Salvador Island. Nikonos V, Sea and Sea 12mm lens.

Pretty banded brittlestar on a sea fan.

Spotted eagle ray swimming overhead at North Pole Cave, San Salvador, Bahamas

This Christmas Tree Worm was my last photo before heading up for my safety stop whhile diving on Mikes Reef in Nassau, July 2006. Taken with my DC 500 and dual external flash units.

Taken with a Canon A540 and DC2 housing, using an Inon UWL-105AD wide angle lens and Inon D2000 strobe.
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bearded fireworm. Nikonos V, 28mm, Helix tube.

Without a doubt the greatest and magnificent creatures in the sea, lots of power there! This photo was taken in Nassau while diving with Stuart Cove during August 2007. I used my DC500 w/ 2 external flashes and wide angle lens.

Taken with a Canon A540 and DC2 housing, using an Inon UWL-105AD wide angle lens and Inon D2000

Taken with a Canon A540 and DC2 housing, using an Inon UWL-105AD wide angle lens and Inon D2000 strobe.

Natural light Nik2 15mm Kodak t-max

Long island Bahamas Horse eye Jacks

Nassau Grouper, San salvadore, Bahamas