Kind of a mixed bag this trip, some very good and a lot of mediocre shots. Such is life, in way of excuses (I have a few), lots of whale snot, some operator senior moments and one flood (one dive no shots).

Any way as always they will arrive as I finish editing and in the order of the trip.

Here's the children waiting for us to leave to start the party.


Next for take off at Hartsfield.


Spotted this while cruising down the coast.

Anybody recognize it?

Sand Banks off the Bahamas


First dive under the web cam.


The next thing we saw.

Different Eel and Crab.

Sharp Tailed and buddy.


Trumpet Fish #1


and #2 (this one was a big boy)


Soapfish


A dutch frigate that was in town.

Thank you for sharing your pictures, Cecil. I really enjoy them.

Awesome!!!! You made me smile Thanks for the hello from afar and for sharing your pictures!

Will be on that same runway in a few short weeks!!

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Your coast picture...was that Cape Canaveral?

trumpet #1 is nice;)

I vote for #1, your best friends!! Who is happier to see you when you get back? Nice shots of both, BTW

LGA??

Nice Flick's Cecil, thanks for posting... Ron

Thanks for the report and pictures Cecil. I am suffering from a near-fatal case of PBD as I have been home for only about four weeks now. I know you're going through the same.

Love the pics! Any more????

Yes it was Cape Canaveral. Tribs the above are from the first dive, we did 12 dives so yes there are a few more pictures.

Here's tonight's batch. Taken while snorkeling off the Woodwind.

Red Lipped Blenny and Cup Coral.


Andrea II


Two shots of the young turtle there.




Taken while diving Calabasas.
School Master


Sharp Nosed Puffer


Glass Eyed Snapper

Cecil

Nice pictures the frigate was the Van Galen.

We are still still on Bon time, hopefully this weekend we can get back to UK time. Getting into Amsterdam at 3:30 am on wednesday is still very vivid.

nice turtle;)

Very nice! Thank you!

Thanks Cecil.

Beautiful photos!!!

Thanks Cecil....! Great as usual!

Thanks all. Tonight's batch.

Cubera Snapper


Peacock Flounder


Banded Shrimp


Red Lipped Blenny


Flamingo Tongue


Spotted Drum and Black Bar Solder Fish


Sand Diver

Really nice, Cecil! Thanks so much for posting them, hope it is helping your PBD. I know it is helping mine.

Nice job Cecil. Please show us some more.

Tonight's batch.

1000 Steps


Fire Clam


Sharptail


Red Hind


Graysby


French Angel

Note shrimp cleaning

Stoplight Parrot

Not a great shot but I liked the colors.

The ever elusive (well at least for me) Slender Filefish.

I going to get one of these suckers one of these days.

pretty good;)

Thanks Cecil, you made my evening!!! Ron

Here Here...I love the red lipped blenny's!

Nice shots Cecil! I like the posing sand diver! Keep em coming!

Today's Batch.

Fireworm


Baby Spotted Eel


Diner at Donna and Giorgio's.


Smooth Trunkfish


A rare sight on Bonaire

Blennies


Off to the Butterfly Farm










Iguanas at Captain Don's

Great pics, I LOVE the dog...he's beautiful! When you get a chance, can you post one of his whole face?

Ruby I'll get back to you for some Tipsy shots. Tonight's batch.

Why it's alway important to look in sponges.


Another elusive subject, this is part of a mantis shrimp.


Our Confidence


Fireworm


Big old Spotted Eel under the wreck.


Arrow Crab and buddies


Blue Tang


Sunset at Eden Beach

sponge shot is cool;)

Cecil - As a recipient of my first dive camera and strobe for my 50th birthday, I have a lot to look up to while viewing your pictures. Hopefully I can get half as good as you are. Thanks for posting.

BTW your dog invited me to a party - thanks for the cold one!