This was a really cool Hawksbill turtle - as big as I have seen. Using a DC600 S-life I snapped 6 photos, and this is the best. I have not retouched it at all as I would probably muck it up! I was within about 2 ft. of this guy (who was easy 2ft long

My two boys headed to the wreck of a tug off of Cayman Brac.

The former Russian missile frigate turned artificial reef is an excellent dive site on Cayman Brac. Hopefully, someday all war ships will be sunk to make artificial reefs. Nikon D200 in Ikelite Housing with 30mm Wide Angle Lens one DS125 Strobe.

I'm not sure why he's pouting, he gets to dive all the time. Nikon D200 with 105 mm Macro lense in an Ikelite housing. DS125 strobes.

Emerging Trees!

Dive boats heading out to the reefs near Little Cayman.

Spotted Drum, Little Cayman, D300 SIgma 14mm lens, twin Ikelite D125 strobes

These two barracuda kept circling us as we explored the HMS Tibbet in the Caymans

Just scanned negative for much clearer shot than from low res CD from store. Shot at wreck off reef by Sunset House

Taken on shore dive, Grand Cayman. Nikon D300,

Was looking to photograph the reef when the fish came into view to add a nice element in the composition

Lizardfish, viewed from below. D300

Stingray City.

Taken at Stingray City. I was photographing the rays, one of the snorkelers from the boat asked me to take his picture. Next thing I knew he was on top of me. Used 15 mm lens on Nikonos V with SB 105 flash. Now just have to email him the picture.

My son has always been a little self conscious about his hair.

Devil's Grotto in Grand Cayman

Coral Blenney, Nikon D80 with 60mm.

Nassau Grouper and Southern Stingray in an Old West style standoff. Nikon D200 in Ikelite Housing with DS125 Strobe

Cleaner Shrimp In Pink Anemone. Nikon D80 with 60mm lense.

My son exploring the inside of the HMS Tibbet off the coast of Cayman Brac. Nikon D200 Ikelite Housing with DS125 Strobe

This is a photo of a porcupinefish and my daughter, while snorkeling at night.

Lactophrys triqueter. Smooth Trunkfish (post-larval juvenile). THIS FISH WAS THE SIZE OF A PEA. I was shooting with my 105mm lense, so I couldn't tell underwater if I ever got his face. He's not facing me, but, there's his face!

Coral Banded Cleaner Shrimp floating off the wall. D300, 105mm

Great Barracuda seen at Grand Cayman August 2006. Photo taken with a Canon SD550.

It always happens with lens choice on DSLR, put on a macro and the big stuff arrives... with all the blue from the distance to shoot this Great Barracuda, displaying him in black & white elminates the extremem blue background to see his teeth.

Chelidonura Berolina, one of the smallest sea slugs in the Caribbean. A type of headshield slug, I shot this one in Little Cayman. About 4 mm. Nikon D200 with 105mm and +3 dioptre.

"Fish Face" ,Black Durgin, trigger family, D300, 105mm