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A huge school of yellowtail snapper swim around a reef, with some awesome coral structures in the background. Adam's head is in the lower-right.

Photo taken by Eric Smith, Key Largo, Florida, 2004.

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A top-down view of a trumpetfish, showing the distinctive shape.

Photo taken by Eric Smith, Key Largo, Florida, 2004.

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A great close-up of a gray angelfish.

Photo taken by Eric Smith, Key Largo, Florida, 2004.

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A miniature school of striped angelfish, congregating near some wreckage, visible on the left.

Photo taken by Eric Smith, Key Largo, Florida, 2004.

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A close-up of a scrawled filefish, a very cool-looking fish.

Photo taken by Eric Smith, Key Largo, Florida, 2004.

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This is about a two-foot-long barracuda, hanging out about eight inches above the ocean floor. It was so cool to see these, because they would sway back and forth, sideways, about two feet whenever the surge would come. So there would be whole groups of these, a foot or so off the sandy bottom, swaying back and forth at the same time with the surge.

Photo taken by Eric Smith, Key Largo, Florida, 2004.