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Snorkel Bonaire

Our first time both snorkeling and using an underwater camera. As amazing as the results were, they're nothing compared to the real thing. These are from September, 2002. All these photos are copyright © 2002 Ed Pastore.

A selection of corals Schools of fish swim all around The little guys were so neat ...and these big guys were common The wreck of a devastated resort A parrot fish, and snout of another fish This guy swam right up to Liz! ...and to the camera Such interesting shapes A flounder! Spot the flounder? Click to enlarge. Neat! An eel! These are called brain coral. And I think these are antler coral Individual, beautiful fish... ...groups of strange fish... and an ocean of fish. This blue guy was AMAZING in person.... Hello. A sea cucumber! Another sea cucumber! Another eel. Like 4 feet long! So pretty A small eel, jaws wide. At Klein Bonaire, the water was so clear ...and so shallow. This guy sparkles Colors and black... ImageIMG_3466.jpg A school swimming by... ...and closer... These guys followed the warm currents Check out these markings still more cool fish The biggest brain coral we saw Trying to hide! Still trying to hide Anemone? Sea urchins were all around the ruin Look! ImageIMG_3585.jpg You could hear these guys chomping! Another view of the ruin And a school there A darter and some urchins and fry below So get a mask, snorkel and fins, and go!