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Looks like you are doing fine to me. Just keep shooting. That is the beauty of digital. You can shoot a ton, and keep a few. Shoot a series, and keep the best one or two shots.

Thank you seadweller.

There is an extensive section here on SB for photography: Underwater Photography I would begin there. Find the sections that relate to your equipment (camera, strobes, housing), and start reading and asking questions. If your diving skills are not top-notch, you will not be a good...

Thank you iamrushman.

Thank you CajunDiva.

Thank you Skeptic14. Octopus in the middle of the day, out in the open - always a treat!

Thank you Hoag.

Thank you sportxlh.

Thank you iamrushman.

Thank you iamrushman.

Thank you htatton.

Thank you CajunDiva.

Thank you Richard. Bloodline is a NetFlix series.

Thank you Skeptic14. Shallow buoys are arounds 25 feet deep and comprise the main dive sites on Molasses Reef (there are about 30 of those, I think). The deep buoys (3 of them) are 40 to 50 feet deep, with a drop off to 80-90 feet. Thee eel shots in this batch were all around 60 feet today.

Thank you iamrushman.

Thank you. I have been to a few other places, Pacific and Caribbean, and while the Keys reefs have severe benthic issues, the abundance of fish is a true asset. Other places may have coral in better condition, but we've got the fish! I have been to places where the largest grouper I saw the...

Thank you Johnoly.

Thank you HavanaDaydreamin.

Thank you iamrushman. Gotta love a herd of midnight parrots coming right at you!

Thank you CajunDiva!