Cozumel 1998 Photo Gallery

Much to my surprise, I got more good photos from my Cozumel trip than I could use in the trip report.  So I created this photo gallery as a place to show all of the photos from the trip.  Click on any image to see a larger version of that same image.

A purple ball anemone nestled into the reef	Anne sidles up to a school of bluestriped grunts
An arrow crab hides between two sponges	An arrow crab rests in an azure vase sponge, along with a sea pearl.
An azure vase sponge grows on the reef	This young azure vase sponge was only two inches tall!
A barred hamlet cruises the reef	These almost-transparent blennies are hard to spot, and even harder to photograph!   I'm having trouble getting a positive ID on this one.  Does anyone know what it is?  If so, please email me.
This indigo hamlet posed nicely for me.	I didn't see many blue tangs in Cozumel's waters, but I saw plenty of juveniles of the species!
Black durgons are notoriously difficult to photograph.  This is one of only a few decent pictures of them I have ever taken.	I didn't see many adult french angels, either, but juveniles of the species were everywhere.
A bluestriped grunt against the reef.	Another bluestriped grunt, this one in mid water
A sea fan reaches into the current at Palancar Caves.	A pipehorse drifts near the algae in which it lives.
Another pipehorse clings to its holdfast.	Oracio's hand shows just how small the pipehorse is.
A porkfish poses above the reef.	A queen triggerfish swims near the sand.
Rock beauties are another species which I have found difficult to photograph.  This one cooperated nicely.	A squirrelfish poses.
It took a lot of searching through Humann's book for me to ID this fish as an intial-phase yellowhead wrasse.	A juvenile yellowtail damselfish pauses long just enough for me to trigger the shutter.