Dive The Blue
Close encounters, quiet expressions, and
unforgettable faces from the underwater world.
Marine portraits are more than identification photos. They feel more like a meeting rather than a simple sighting.
This gallery is intended for those individual moments where the animal's expressions, textures, and close encounters make a dive memorable long after the bubbles disappear.
— Reef friends can give you memory making moments —
A Giant Green Moray Eel leaves his hidey hole in search of a mid-day snack
A Caribbean King Crab hides in the reef waiting for the night-time hunt.
An Octopus has a visitor while pretending to be part of the coral reef.
A Black Spotted Porcupine fish shows us his best side before slowly moving along.
A large Grouper poses momentarily in the current as we slowly drift by.
A Hawksbill Turtle looks up from eating while his lunch buddies look on.
A Nurse Shark finds a quiet place to rest out of any current that might arise.
Caribbean Spiny Lobsters often hide during the day. This one was caught out for a stroll.
Great Barracuda are very fast predators. This one calmly let us drift past him.
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