Keith C. Flood Photography

Monday, June 14. 2010

Long Nose Hawkfish -

This fish makes its home in deep water within the branches of black coral.They are relatively rare and difficult to photograph since they are camera shy. Every time the flash goes off, the hawkfish would dart to a new spot in the black coral. This one was found 110 feet underwater at the "Apartments", a relatively shallow series of ledges in the channel between Molokini Crater and the island of Maui.

Photo Info: Canon 1Ds Mark II Seacam housing, Manual mode, 1/125 sec @ f/8, ISO 100, dual strobes

Gobie on wire coral -

Photo Info: Canon 1Ds Mark II Seacam housing, Manual mode, 1/125 sec @ f/8, ISO 100, dual strobes

gobie

Blue Fin Travally -
Large predatory fish. Looks pretty predatory!

Photo Info: Canon 1Ds Mark II Seacam housing, Manual mode, 1/125 sec @ f/8, ISO 100, dual strobes

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