Todd Warshaw

7/10/2005 Night
La Jolla Shores
70'

Sarcastic Fringehead
Neoclinus blanchardi

Steve Gardner

7/9/2005
La Jolla Shores
Near Fringehead City

Yellow Crab
Cancer anthonyi

Olympus 5050Z
Ikelite Housing
two DS 50 Strobes
Super Macro
F8, 1/100th sec., ISO 100

Peter Brueggeman

7/10/2005
Mission Beach
Wreck Alley
HMCS Yukon

Very large school of small fish, perhaps

Juvenile Shortbelly Rockfish
Sebastes jordani

Olympus 8080

Jim Lyle

7/10/2005
Palos Verdes Estates
Buchannan's Reef

Monterey Dorid
Doris montereyensis

Oly c5050
dual DS-125 strobes
Inon macro lens adapter
f8, 1/250, ISO 64

Terry Strait

7/5/2005
Middle America
Kansas
Driveway

Great Plains Toad
Bufo cognatus

"While landlocked for the holiday, I found many sometimes aquatic toads to photograph. My family now thinks I am truly insane."

Camera Oly4040z
internal flash
1/50th, f10

Rick Ramsey

7/10/2005
La Jolla Shores
North Wall

Black Sea Nettle
Chrysaora achlyos

Olympus Stylus 300
PT-016 Housing

Renee Gallo

7/10/2005
Catalina Island
Africa Cove
10'

Surf Grass
Phyllospadix torreyi

Olympus C-5060
Natural Light

Steve Murvine

7/10/2005
Point Loma
Ancient Sea Cliffs

Fried Egg Jellyfish
Phacellophora camtschatica

3.2 megapixel Olympus
no strobe

Kevin Lee

7/8/2005
Laguna Beach
Cress Street Beach

Horn Shark
Heterodontus francisci

Oly C-5060
dual YS-90DX strobes

Dan Scanderbeg

7/9/2005
La Jolla Shores
Secret Garden

Sarcastic Fringehead
Neoclinus blanchardi

Canon A95 with Canon housing and internal flash
f 2.8, 1/60

Margaret Webb

7/10/2005
Palos Verdes Estates
Buchannan's Reef

Hermissenda crassicornis

Olympus c5050
dual Ikelite ds 125 strobes
f8, 1/2000
two stacked inon macro lenses

Dave Beadle

7/7/2005 Night
La Jolla Shores
Near North Wall

California Halibut
Paralichthys californicus

Olympus C730
Ikelite Housing
DS50 strobe
F5.6, 1/100 sec, ISO 100, focal length 38mm

Jan Larson

7/9/2005
Oil Rig Ellen

Purple-striped Jelly
Chrysaora colorata

"This photo was taken at 124' depth off the Oil Rig Ellen. There were numerous jellies that were litterally wrapped around the pilings of the rigs. The dome of the jelly measured approximately 24" in diameter with a mane [oral arms] of 20 feet or better."