A really cool school of juvenile porcupine puffers hangs out on the rocks near shore in Negril Jamaica. Diving in Negril has been so much fun with the Sea Life SL320 and I am so glad I broght my dive camera with me to Jamaica. It has been a great time learning all about dive photography and I am so grateful to have this opportunity to share these jamaica dive photos with you all.
A blue tang fish or doctor fish as they are known in Jamaica swims near a bed of sea sponges.
A snorkeling trip off Negril Jamaica gets us another nice reef scene with a school of wrasse swimming in the background. The wrasse is a popular fish in the waters of Jamaica and the variety of colors in these tropical fish puts on a wonderful show for us novice dive photographers.
A nice scene of the coral reefs around Negril Jamaica. This coral tower sticks out of the reef and reaches for the sky and the energy it needs from the sun. The reef in Negril is in sad shape and pretty scenes on the reef like this one come in patches now. The entire ecosystem is being effected each time one of us flushes the toilet and it really is a shameful tragedy.
A juvenile moral eel peeks out of the rocks off the coast of Negril Jamaica.
A jamaica spear fisherman gets his spear gun ready for another shot at a fish off the coast of Negril Jamaica. Shooting a moving fish with a camera is hard but so is shooting one with a spear gun and these guys have to catch a fish if they want to eat that day. If I miss a picture its no big deal, he misses a shot and his kids go to bed hungry.
A nice brown sea fan waves to us in the currents of the caribbean sea off the Coast of Negril Jamaica on a recent snorkel adventure with our guides JamaicaMAX.com
Here is a black spiny urchin found off the coast of Negril Jamaica on a morning snorkel trip on the west end cliffs. This is in about 15 feet of water and withing 50 feet of the shoreline of Heartbeat Resort in Negril.
A chunk of white coral and a red sea urchin from a recent snorkeling trip off of Negril Jamaica. The coral formations around Jamaica are great and there is still quite a bot of life left in the reef here. Its hopeful we’ll be able to save it for the future generations of dive photography fans to enjoy. If not then here are some nice pics of what the reef used to look like in Jamaica.
Here is a healthy piece of brain coral off the coast of Negril Jamaica on a snorkel trip with JamaicaMAX.com. The brain coral is very susceptible to coral bleaching and pieces are becoming more rare.