Southern Atlantic Stingray

Beauty beneath the Mangroves

Shot from room just as we were about to dive. The boat was the Tortuga Divers Dive Boat.

This things was out in the middle of the day.

Green Moray Eel

Yoga underwater.

Larry, Mo and Curly and their "guard fish" the Fairy Basslet

BooHoo! Last morning at Little Cayman. The dock. Bummer, the dive boat is leaving for the morning dive without me...
Shortlisted!
Through to 2009 awards final round judging

"Sunflower" made from a Kaleidoscopic image of a fish.

Flamingo tongue taken on the reef just out behind the house we rented on Conch Point, in Grand Cayman. Incredibly clear waters.

The setting sun lights up afternoon thunderheads on Grand Cayman.

Dive's End. Divers return to the roost.

Looking North from Conch Point, Grand Cayman, at mid-day. Polarized filter makes the sky look fabulous and highlights the lighter green shallows.

Sunset in Grand Cayman. I really liked the light that evening.

Hawksbill shot with Nikon D300 and Tokina 10-17. Desaturated to black and white.

My son, Sean, burning up the gas in his tank swimming near the mooring at dive's end. North Wall, Grand Cayman.

Absolutely gorgeous sunset taken at Conch Point, Grand Cayman.

Sometimes you should look up while you are on your dive trip. Sometimes you should look up at night. The Milky Way, as seen over the Caribbean, Conch Point, North Grand Cayman; August 2009. D300; 30s @ ƒ4.0; iso 1250; tripod

Despite my best jokes, I COULD NOT get this guy to smile! Whatayagonnado? The ever popular turtle shot. Up close and personal.

"Back to School"

Reef still-life with sponge and brittle stars. It's really tough to beat the colors on the reef. North Wall, Grand Cayman, off Rum Point.

If the kaleidoscopic image is created with a big enough "chunk" of the original reef scene, then the original topic may be quite obvious. Where's the fun in that, then? Not Manfred Bail-ian, but still pleasant enough to look at.

Kent with his video camera in a Snell's window.
10mm

Sea Turtle.
I'm not sure what it is about these turtles, but the kids who see the turtle pics seem to like them above all else -- anyone else have this experience?
Shot with Nikonos RS using 13mm lens, and two SB-105 strobes.

Iguana ona beach, Conch Point, Grand Cayman.

Kaliedoscopic image created from a shot of coral.

Another view of the French Angel at Bus Stop, in Little Cayman.