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Favorite Images
Images from many different locations which are perennial favorites.

octopus Chosen to be a comemorative postage stamp in 2006 in the Turks & Caicos islands, this little octopus is a perennial favorite. octopus
fish Also chosen to be a comemorative postage stamp in 2006 in the Turks & Caicos islands, this school of horse eyed jacks show the clarity of water in these islands. fish
Barbados Bathsheba Atlantic coast of Barbados in the Bathsheba area. Lots of wild natural energy here. Taken from atop a house foundation pad. Wouldn't you love to live right here? Barbados Bathsheba
Christmas Trees Would you believe these are a type of worm? Two Christmas Tree worms on coral. The differing textures here make this so interesting! Christmas Trees
Cone Shell and Brittle Star Look closely! Do you see the brittle star wrapped around the coral branches? Then look closer - that's a cone shell as well. Cone Shell and Brittle Star
Crinoid Colorful crinoid growing out of a pink sponge in Dominica. Crinoid
Curacao Waterfront I believe the most beautiful waterfront in the Caribbean is in Curacao. Curacao Waterfront
Curacao Wreck Overturned wreck off of Curacao. Eerie, but beautiful image. Curacao Wreck
Dinner One giant lobster off St. Thomas. This was taken with a wide angle lens, so you can imagine his size. He was trying to whip me with those antenna. Dinner
Flamingo Tongues Two flaminto tongues on a sea fan off St. Croix. Flamingo Tongues
French Angel Pair Did you know angels mate for life? However, you rarely see them swimming in tandem. French Angel Pair
Gray Angel Beautiful Gray Angel. Photographed off of Cozumel, Mexico. Gray Angel
Hide! Typical tropical fish in French Polynesia. Whenever I look at this image, I wonder if there's a conspiracy among fish to try to move out of the frame when I'm photographing. Hide!
Moorea Sunset Gorgeous Sunset from Intercontinental Hotel - Moorea, French Polynesia Isn't this what dreams are made of? Moorea Sunset
Paradise The different blues of the water in French Polynesia defy description. They are absolutely spectacular. This image was taken from the mythical Bali Hai (actually Raiatea) written about by James Michener in his novel Paradise
Parents Proud coral banded shrimp parents-to-be. See the orange eggs? Photographed off of Dominica. Parents
Quit Calling Me Nemo! ...My Name is George Orangefin Anemonefish in his anemone off of Bora Bora. Quit Calling Me Nemo!
Raro Nudibranch Bright, colorful nudibranch and sea urchin off of Rarotonga, Cook Islands. Raro Nudibranch
Rarotonga Wreck Whenever non-divers ask me about diving, they usually ask about wrecks. This broken wreck was off of Rarotonga, Cook Islands. And yes, it's that blue down there. Rarotonga Wreck
Spanish Dancer The Spanish Dancer is the largest species of nudibranch. This one was found and photographed off of Rarotonga, Cook Islands. Spanish Dancer
St. Lucia Sunset Sunset from near the Pitons of St. Lucia. Don't you want to be in that sailboat sailing into the sunset? St. Lucia Sunset
Turtle Hat Taken off Moorea. The turtle was very accustomed to human interaction. I try not to touch or harass any sea creatures, but when I didn't reach out to scrach and rub him, he came up under my arm when I wasn't looking and stayed there bumping up against me until I rubbed his shell. Turtle Hat
Yawn! Barbados land tortoise. This one was getting tired of me, so Yawn!

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