Some like it red
School of Lunar-tailed bigeye (Priacanthus hamrur), Palau.
White Ghost
Reef Manta making its way to a cleaning station
Right in the eye
School of batfishes in the waters of Palau
Scouts
Jellyfish lake in Palau
Invasion
Jellyfies from the jellyfish lake in Palau during their daily migration
When the boss is back
Grey reef shark patrolling its territory, checking out the invading divers
Mixing
school of big-eyed jackfishes fill up the view from the reef
Dancing to please the weather gods to ask for favourable winds
A school of blue-striped snappers playing in the strong currents battering the Blue corner
Unfazed
Nothing can distract this turtle from its routine
Aggregation
Aggregation of two-spot red snappers. This fish meet regularly to spawn and release their eggs into the strong currents. The same currents takes care of dispersing the eggs and of keeping the observing diver in a constant fight to get close to the aggregation!
A sky of sharks
Shark enjoying the currents at Shark city, Palau
Plenty of sharks in Palau, mostly shy ones
Grey shark at the entrance of Ulong Channel
I can see your future
Transparent shrimp with eggs
Mandarin charging
Mandarin fish (Synchiropus splendidus), resident of the house reef of Sam's tours, Palau. I loved how much easier it is to shoot mandarin fishes (and their mating) in this reef, after a day spent with strong currents and lots of sharks.
Sea love
Mating of the mandarin fish
Escorted
Grey reef shark with remoras
