ANN DONAHUE GALLERY #1

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Coral Cardinalfish, Yap, Micronesia- Rainbow reef at sunset while waiting for mandarin fish to mate. This cardinal fish is waiting to eat the eggs!

Xmas Trees Ball - Belize. Amazing collection of Xmas tree worms of various colors on the same hard coral.

Striped Catfish - Banda Sea. The challenge is always to get these facing in the same direction , more or less…

Sharks in clouds - Yap. A moment in time on a shark dive at Vertigo. Conditions were perfect to capture the coulds through the surface so I hovered in midwater waiting for the sharks to come by.

Bearded Scorpion fish - Wakatobi. Getting low under the fish emphasized his glowing beard.

Pink Sea fan Coral Scene - Wakatobi. One of the many gorgeous wall scenes in Waktobi.

Triton Shell - Yap. This triton shell was on its side at Slow and Easy in Yap. It’s foot sticking out reminded me of an eye and the marking on the shell were the perfect eyelashes!

Tubeworm Coral Scene - Wakatobi. Tubeworms remind me of flowers and this one stands out on this even background reef.

Anemone Shrimp - Bonaire. The house reef at the Divi has many anemones full of these shrimps.

Worm, Schooling fish coral scene - Banda Sea. A flowerlike worm with schooling fish in a mild current on a beautiful wall like so many in the Banda Sea.

Soft Corals - Banda Sea. Shot on a drift dive with the multicolour soft corals opening in the current.

Yellow Xmas tree Worm - Banda Sea. Always a favorite subject of mine, these amazing worms have beautiful delicate arms.

Scorpion Leaf fish - Wakatobi. I found this guy right off the jetty bar on the house reef.

Stingray Eye -Little Cayman. This stingray was very approachable while it was hiding in the sand.

Anemone Sexy Shrimps - Solomon Islands. These ones were showing off for the camera!

Nudibranch - Yap. Slow and Easy is a great macro dive in Yap with many species of nudibranch.

Mandarin Couple - Yap. At Sunset, many mandarin fish come up to mate at Rainbow reef in Yap. Patience is required to capture them together. This was seconds before the actual mating.

Reef Squid - Little Cayman. I was alone with this squid for quite a while and it became curious of me coming closer face to face.

Slender Filefish - Belize. A tiny Filefish posing with the perfect background.

Reef Octopus, Yap, Micronesia - Slow and Easy dive site. We often see very cooperative octopus at thie site.

Flying Diver - Little Cayman. At Randy’s Gazebo, while I was waiting for my buddy to enter the Gazebo, I caught a glimpse of this dive on a scooter flying by.

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