Reflections on the Beach

This photo of a Nassau Grouper and his little friend the Yellow Lined Gobie was taken during a dive on Mike's Reef in Nassau a few weeks ago.

Calm in The Storm, Stoplight Parrot Fish in Andros Bay, 35 knot winds on surface at night.

The Gorgonian and its fingers have lots of color. This photo was taken during a dive at Henekin Wall in Nassau, 3 weeks ago.

This photo was taken while making our way to the Port Nelson in Nassau.

This photo of a Yellow Lined Goby was taken while diving in Nassau on Mike's Reef. I used my DC500 and dual digital flash units. Mike's Reef is like diving in an aquarium.

This photo of Feather Dusters was taken on the side of the Willaurie Wreck. This site off Nassau is a great spot for Macro, lots of soft corals and little creatures.

Grouper in Love!

An afternoon dive on the Sea Viking in Nassau, Bahamas.

A curious Carribean Reef Shark comes in for a close look. Exhaling bubbles tends to scare them off. I practiced that and heres an example. This photo was taken at Runway in Nassau.

Pederson Cleaner Shrimp on Mikes Reef in the Bahamas. The translucent body makes it hard to photograph and even see.

This photo of Horseeye Jacks was taken at Runway off the south of Nassau last Wednesday. Large schools gather here on this wall. The formation reminds me of the Blue Angels.

This photo of a pair of Christmas Tree Worms was taken last week while diving in the Bahamas w/ Stuart Coves on Mikes Reef.

This Spotted Moray was held captive by a fishing trap until we released him from it, seemed such a waste for him to be trapped. He doesnt look so happy but he was!!!!!!!!! The photo was taken last week at Mikes Reef in Nassau.

This image was taken while diving with Stuart Cove at Runway yesterday. He was a big one!I used my DC500 with two external flashes and wide angle lens.

Basket Sponges on a wall dive.

Flamingo Tongue taken with Olympus E-300

A reef shark making a pass. TT

Caribbean reef shark , and photographer

Wreck diving on the Ray of Hope

dont touch me!

Black Tip Reef Shark taken at the Tongue of the Ocean

These two sharks try to post for me at the same time.

Grouper names Bob, loves interacting with divers and having his picture taken. He swan straight up to the camera and offered me this shot!

"Fish Mugging" - This tourist diver new to the Reef City. He turned the wrong corner into a "bad fish neighorhood" and got beat up by fish.

Queen parrotfish - living proof that chomping coral is good for your teeth :-) - and what a diificult shot to get

Dare to come closer to me...