First one of my favourite images of a pair of clown anemone fish amongst the tentacles of its host anemone. Second, a shoal of pyramid butterfly fish on a coral reef.
An unusual view of a booby viewed from below, as it dives into the water to catch fish.
Next another of my favourite animals, the weird-looking nautilus. This is a cephalopod, a relative of the squid and octopus, with a spiral chambered shell. Usually seen in deep water.
Below is an 'in-your-face' view of a green turtle, photographed near Hawaii.
Another unusual viewpoint, this time a saltwater crocodile on the seabed off the coast of Australia.
This aerial shows Seventy Islands, Palua. These waters have been made into a conservation area where marine animals such as sharks are protected.
And to finish a sunset with an orca. OK, a bit of digital enhancement but an image popular with our clients.
Thank you to Reinhard Dirscherl and David Fleetham (sunset) for supplying the library with these fabulous images.
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