Trunkfish swimming along guide rope on shore dive, Curacao.

Schoolmasters. Nikon D70. 12mm.

Tug Wreck from St. Eustatius, taken with Nikon Coolpix 990 and UR Pro filter using available light at 22m. If only I could get my wife and buddy Jill to change that fluorescent jacket for a more sober colour.

Reef scene with coral, diver, and slave strobe. D70, 10.5 wide angle lens, Marathon Key, Florida.

This turtle looked very happy as he did a fly by!

Lobsters are your friends...not food!

Look close, tell me what you see...

Two Peppermint Shrimp housed in a sponge.

Scorpionfish. It was perched on a rock so I was able to get below him and get a blue background. Heavy surge - trouble holding camera still. DX5000. Islamorada Key, Florida.

This image was taken during a dive off TurneffeAtoll with A Sealife DC200 and single strobe

Orange Ball Corallimorph (Psuedocorynactis caribbeorum) from night dive in Bonaire. Taken with Canon A70 using internal flash. They start to close up if light is shone on them, so you don't get long to frame the shot.

Squirrelfish, looks like he's waving with pectoral fin. Grand Cayman. Nikon D70, 105 macro.

This aneomone is doing some filtering, which is how they eat. I took this in 2004 while in Cozumel. The image was taken with a DC200 and single strobe.

Tiny little Tobaccofish getting right up to my macro port. Reminds me of Edward G. Robinson! Nikon D70 and 105mm lens.

Like a B52 Bomber!!!! The boat approached and their they were. This photo was taken at StingRay City in Grand Cayman. I used my MX10 w/ no strobe.

A carving in a tree in Curacao...interesting to me

Different view of a Flamingo Tongue. Grand Cayman. Nikon D70 105mm

Trunkfish cornea, viewed from behind. Grand Cayman.

This banded coral shrimp has no qualms standing his ground.

Fairy Basslett jumps and poses.
D2x, 105mm, 2xtc

the picture was taken with one of the underwater setting on my camera

This French Angelfish kept a watchful eye as we approached it's home. The photo was taken in Cozumel in 2004 and with my DC200 and 1 strobe.

The wingspan on this Octopus was almost 3 feet

Grand Cayman, shore dive.

Lac Bay Bonaire a popular spot for the wind surfers. Nikon Coolpix 990

Depending on how the light catches them, they shift from copper to red to silvery.

Taken in Curacao