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  1. This is a mosaic of the undersea floor created with an underwater robotic vehicle. Images courtesy of C.Kunz, H.Singh, R.Sohn, S.Humphris, T.Shank; copyright 2007 Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution

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  2. On the inside of a 'bait ball' of salema fish off Isabella Island, Galapagos. This is 9 photos taken with a 15mm lens, stiched with PtGui and a lot of photoshop work post processing to try to have each fish complete. This experience is being completely engulfed and surrounded on all sides and above by millions of f...

  3. The many fishes of the Galapagos Island swim the cool temperate equatorial waters near Bartoleme Island. (9 images stiched with PtGUi with hand layer blending in Photoshop). 15mm lens, Nikon D200 in Ikelite housing and handmade underwater panorama bracket. Best viewed in 3D Virtual Reality Viewer Here - www.3 Will open in a new tab or window...

  4. Mystery Reef is one of the best reefs in the Caribbean, teaming with large and small fishes, healthy corals, and strong currents.

  5. This is a mosaic of the undersea floor created with an underwater robotic vehicle. Images courtesy of C.Kunz, H.Singh, R.Sohn, S.Humphris, T.Shank; copyright 2007 Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution

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  6. My Summer With Odyssey Expeditions, Sport Diver Magazine Article by Claire Caillout, describing her 2008 SEA voyage to the Windward Islands.

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  9. On the rarely visited Northwest side of St Vincent is the most beautiful reef teaming with fishes and marine life. The Creole Wrasse are plaktivores, they eat plankton out of the water column above the reef. Strong currents bring in lots of plankton sweeping over the reef. The reef affords protection for the wrasses...

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