Soaring
A scuba diver films a giant Pacific Manta ray as it soars overhead
Giant Pacific Manta Ray
a scuba diver films a giant Pacific Manta ray as it soars overhead
Diver Photographing Manta Ray
Giant Manta Ray
A giant pacific manta ray measures three to four meters from wing tip to wing tip
Oceanic Manta
A single remora clings to an oceanic manta ray soaring high above the ocean floor
Manta and Diver
A manta ray glides overhead while a diver swims underneath
Unfortunate Diver
This scuba diver was in the wrong place at the wrong time as a Manta Ray emptied it's bowels just over his head.
Soaring Pacific Manta
a giant pacific manta ray soars over head in the Pacific Ocean
Toothless
A well aged moray eel has few teeth left
Moray Portrait
A Moray eel shows it's teeth
Galapagos Shark
Galapagos sharks circle in the open blue ocean
Galapagos Shark Cruising
A Galapagos shark cruises in open blue ocean
Next Meal
A silky shark contemplates it's next meal
Swimming Upstream
A silky shark swims against a school of black jacks
Whale Shark
A baby whale shark cruises by near the surface of the ocean
Shark Pile
White tip reef sharks pile up neatly on the shelf of a rocky cliff to rest
White Tip Shark Pile
white tip reef sharks pile up neatly on the shelf of a rocky cliff to rest
Black Jack
Black Jacks have a perpetually angry countenance
Five Lined Snapper
A school of snapper on a rocky reef at San Benedicto
Diver and Schooling Fish
A diver encounters a school of fish circling a small island in the Pacific Ocean
Roca Partida Cliff
The South Face of Roca Partida from 100 feet under water
Cliffs of Roca Partida Under Water
Rocky cliffs soar hundreds of feet to the surface of the ocean and beyond
Iconic Roca Partida
Black Jack School
A massive school of Black Jacks circles the Island of Roca Partida
Mobula Ray
A small mobula ray darts through the blue at Roca Partida, Mexico
Sting Ray
A sting ray rests on a rocky shelf
Mellow Yellow
A trumpet fish and a small school of butterfly fish gather
Trumpet Fish
A trumpet fish hovers in mid water.
Tagging a Silky
A silky shark is tagged and released so that data can be collected on travel patterns
