Follow and if you have already email the captions don't worry... I will allowfor my adjustment but from here on in they will be referred as in the sequentialorder, OK... I could not yesterday get the Blue Dotted Fish file open but repairedit today and got it to work just fine... off and running...need the next 11 copyrightyears... OK?

Picture 1 BicolorAnglefish.gif @1992 "I've always wondered why gaudily-colored fish like the bicolor angelfish are as vivid as they are." (Papua New Guinea)
picture 2 BlueDottedFish.gif @1993 "A blue-spotted grouper glowers at us from his protective crevice (Red Sea)."
picture 3 ClarionAngleBaja/Socorro.gif @1990 "This Cortez Angelfish is endemic to the Revillagigados Islands, which include Socorro." (Baja California)
picture 4 CleanerShrimpCarib.gif @1991 "These blazingly colorful shrimp are found from the Caribbean to Papua New Guinea, usually hiding in crevices awaiting fish who need cleaning."
picture 5 ClownFishPhilippines.gif @1994 "One of the sublime stars of Indo-Pacific reefs are the clownfish. This dazzler was seen in the Philippines."
picture 6 CocosHammerhead.gif @1991 "Places such as Malpelo and Cocos Island have achieved fame among divers because of their populations of hammerhead sharks."
picture 7 CreatureFromCodeHole.gif @1993 "The Cod Hole, on Australia's Great Barrier Reef, is like a petting zoo of marine life."
picture 8 Diver&Manta#2.gif @1993 "Few encounters in the sea are more dramatic that playing wih a practically-tame manta." (Socorro)
picture 9 Diver&Manta.gif @1993 "This picture was taken at Socorro on a day when the manta rays were particularly insistent that divers play with them..."
picture 10 DoubleSharks.gif @1995 "A pair of silvertip sharks scream across a shallow reef in northern Papua New Guinea."
picture 11 FijiCoralReef.gif @1995 "Fiji has some of the most explosively colorful coral reefs found anywhere."
picture 12 GreatWhite&Cage.gif @1990 "A majestic great white shark prowls slowly past our cagesvisualizing a satisfying meal."
picture 13 GreatWhiteShark#2.gif @1992 Great white sharks are immensely graceful as they sweep in to attack.
picture 14 GreatWhiteShark.gif @1990 Always concentrating on his prey, a great white shark closes in.
picture 15 GreenRhinopiasOrangeCoral.gif @1994 A football-sized example of Merlot's scorpionfish sits motionless, waiting for it's small fish prey to pass.
picture 16 GWSwRopeinMouth.gif @1990 The moment of the strike, when the shark engulfs it's target.
picture 17 Hammerhead.gif @1993 A hammerhead shark soars above in shallow, sun-drenched water.
picture 18 Jess&Cuttle.gif @1984 Jessica with the cuttlefish that adopted us after we saved it from a fish's attack.
picture 19 Jessica&SeaSnake.gif @1984 Large sea snakes are generally inoffensive, but you always wonder.
picture 20 MantaRay.gif @1990 At San Benedicto, near Socorro, huge mantas come right in to examine divers.
picture 21 MoorishIdolCoralSea.gif @1989 Among the most graceful of the reef-dwellers, Moorish Idols are found throughout the Indo-Pacific.
picture 22 RedSea Nudibranch.gif The Spanish Dancer nudibranch undulates gracefully when dropped in open nocturnal water. One of the special events of any night dive. (1989)
picture 23 RedSeaReef&JessicaR.gif Jessica is framed by a natural wonder--a crevice where flowing currents nourish an astonishing growth of soft coral colonies. (1991)
picture 24 RedSeaSnorkler.gif Along the coastline of the Sinai the empty desert contrasts with the life-filled sea. (1985)
picture 25 RedSeaYellowFish.gif A lemon butterflyfish moves gracefully among the reef corals. Usually found in inseparable pairs, these are a photographer's delight. (1983)
picture 26 RedTailAnglefish.gif A red-tailed butterflyfish makes one wonder why its scarlet slash evolved. (1993)
picture 27 ReefBrothersIslRedSea.gif Sometimes when the currents flow along the flanks of Big Brother Island, you can hardly see the water for the fish and corals. (1992)
picture 28 SanDiegoBlueShark#2.gif In the early days of blue shark diving we had doors and viewing ports so large the sharks could come right in! (1990)
picture 29 SanDiegoBlueShark.gif A blue shark gets closely acquainted with Marty Snyderman. (1990)
picture 30 SchoolOfFish.gif Deep off the wall at Ras Muhammad in the Red Sea one finds cautious schools of spadefish. (1985)
picture 31 SharkBitingFood&Chain.gif One of our Red Sea captains developed the trick of tying the bait to a heavy length of chain. The sharks didn't seem to mind at all--they attacked it ferociously. (1993)
picture 32 SilkyShark.gif I later discovered that a pack of silky sharks was so aggressive--the crew was throwing food scraps into the water from the boat!! (1995)
picture 33 SilvertipShark.gif A well-fed silvertip shark eyes us as it cruises above the reef. (1994)
picture 34 SurgeonFishMaldives.gif A signature fish of the Indian Ocean, these blue surgeons are startlingly beautiful and quite fearless. (1989)Patty--please re-scan and get rid of the sprocket holes...
picture 35 TrukLagoonWreck&Jessica.gif This gun was mounted on the bow of a Japanese patrol torpedo boat (PT boat). (1982)
picture 36 TrunkFishBonaireCowfish.gif The trunkfish, with it's characteristic snout, is a common sight on many Caribbean reefs. (1985)
picture 37 WhaleShark&Diver#2.gif Stumpy. the whale shark with a chopped off upper tail, would play with us to get his picture taken. (1992)
picture 38 WhaleShark&Diver.gif Diving with the whale sharks sometimes requires swimming frantically to keep up!! (1992)
picture 39 YellowFish.gif A goatfish in canary yellow with it's barbels deployed, looking for food. (Red Sea, 1990)
picture 40 YelowFrogFish.gif This dazzler appeared on a night dive after I had showered and stopped diving for the day. Needless to say, once I heard it had been spotted I splashed back into the water!! (1993)