Cuan Law under sail
Islands along the Drake Channel, east of Tortola
The British Jack as flown in the BVIs
Grunts & Snappers abound on these lush reefs
A Tarpon cruises just below the surface
Four-eye Butterfly fish
Hind
The Common Lionfish may be the scourge of the Caribbean, but they are exotic and beautiful
The mast of the Rhone under the hull of the trimaran Cuan Law
Along the hull of the Rhone, part of my "Walls, Fences & Barriers" collection
Do you see the crab? It is about 3 cm across.
Brilliant yellow polyps out at night, feeding.
More of the polyp perfusion.
A 10 cm squid, one of a pair spotted on this dive.
Arrow crab, wrapped around a piece of cable, out in the open and unprotected.
Pederson's Cleaner Shrimp is only about 4-5 cm long. Shot with a 60 mm lens plus a +2 diopter on a Nikon D500.
The fish density speaks to the health of this part of the Caribbean Sea.
Sharron concentrates on macro-video as she is framed by tube sponges and part of a wreck.
A pair of Squirrelfish hangout in 15 meters of seawater.
Porcupinefish, up close and personal.
Yellowhead Jawfish dances up from its tunnel in search of food.
