Nassau grouper on the Doc Poulson wreck. Note that you can see all the way through its gills!
The Doc Poulson wreck, with garden eels in the foreground.
Probably some type of parrotfish. I can't find it in my book but I'll keep looking. We saw quite a few of them. They'e very colorful and I love the pattern around the bright yellow eyes.
School of blue tangs
Garden eels in the sand.
Diamond blenny. Easy to photograph because they don't move---but often hard to spot because they blend in well.
Closep of garden eels. They hide in their holes when someone comes nearby.
Obligatory photo of a turtle. This one was very tame and didn't care that I was just a few feet away.
Pederson cleaner shrimp.
Lobster under an outcropping.
Banded coral shrimp on a sponge.
"Flamingo tongue" eating its way across a sea fan.
Probably a graysby, a type of sea bass. It was sitting on the bottom hoping to be ignored.
A trumpetfish trying to hide inside a coral.
A hogfish rummaging through the sand.
Blue chromis with an anemone.
Knobbed porgy trying to hide underneast som of the wreckage of the Oro Verde.
I liked the abstract pattern in this closeup of a sponge, with my strobe lighting it from the left.
Probably some type of small sea bass but I can't quite identify the species.
