Russian Destroyer #356 A.K.A HMS Capt Keith Tibbetts, Cayman Brac. I did photoshop the bow mooring out for print.

The entry arch and a sentry statue - face molded from one of the "Wounded Warriors" who visited Cayman Brac - Lost City of Atlantis, a dream-like sculpture garden at 50 fsw created and built by a talented fellow named Foots

Two Nassau Groupers getting to know each other. My favorite dive site, Three Fathom Wall, Little Cayman.

Cletus the Seahorse. Little Cayman

The Tibbett's wreck, via fish-eye

Collage with NikonosV

Say hello to Freddie the Nassau Grouper.

The male yellow headed jawfish gets a bum deal. He is stuck with these eggs in his mouth for 17 days. Occasionally they must be spit out and sucked back in to cull and aerate. You sit there for a long time for one of these shots.

Christmas tree tube worm. 10-22 zoomed to 22. f18, 1/100, iso 100. Strobes pulled in close on full power.

Juvenile Queen Triggerfish - curious but never holding still long enough to allow focus, except for this one moment...

Hawksbill feeding on Bloody Bay Walll, Little Cayman

NikonosV with 20mm Lens

"Keeping my eye on you..." - Nassau groupers are so funny - this gal followed us around most of the dive and just when we thought she had taken a powder, we spotted her watching us though a hole in a purple sea fan! Cayman Brac, 40 fsw. Red filter.

taken with NikonosV with 20mm lens

used a NikonosV and 20mm lens with 103 strobe. Enhanced with Photoshop

The "E.T." shot - riding a bike over the guns of the M/V Tibbetts - harder than it looks - buoyancy was an issue!
Shortlisted!

Maco taken with a NikonosV and a 16mm lens with a 103 strobe.

This guy was just hanging out waiting for me to take his picture. I used a NikonosV with a 20mm lens and 103 strobe.

Lion Fish shot off the coast of Bali. I used a NikonosV with a 20mm lens and 103 strobe.

Somewhere, over the rainbow, small fish fly...

I feel pretty, Oh, so pretty!
Supermale parrot fish. Canon Digital rebel, ikelite 125 strobe.

stingray city
Shortlisted!
Through to 2009 awards final round judging

The first regular size Seahorse that I have seen! Traveled to different locations in the Pacific, but, ended up seeing him at Little Cayman.

Sponge scene

1/100 at f14. I spent a whole dive hanging around one spot of coral to get this shot.

Adam at the MV Captain Keith Tibbett's wreck in Cayman Brac. (if you look close, he's motioning me that there is a turtle nearby).

Spinyhead blenny - always so curious.