These photos were taken in December 2007. As you can see, Key Largo is known for its wrecks, clear
water and abundant marine life. The diving there was very good.

All photos were taken with a Nikon D-70 digital camera, Nikon 16mm, 20mm and 105mm lenses and a
Tamron 28-200mm lens. Underwater light was provided by two Sea & Sea YS-120 strobes.

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Map of Key Largo	US Coast Guard Cutter Duane	Barracuda and the superstructure of the Duane	Corals and fish on the Duane	Art and a ledge on Molasses Reef

Art and the wreck of the Speigel Grove	Art and the wreck of the Speigel Grove	Horse-Eye Jacks the Speigel Grove	Art on the wreck of the Bentwood	Porkfish and Grunts on the Bentwood

Wreck of the Bentwood	Barracuda wondering what I'm doing in his ocean	Blue-Striped Grunts	Christmas Tree worms	Diver and sponges on the Duane

Divers on the Duane	Steve on the bow of the Duane	Steve on the bow of the Duane	Diver over the bow of the Duane	Steve and one of the many Moon Jellies

Trio of French Angelfish	Queen Angelfish	Steve and part of the superstructure of the Grove	Good visibility that day	Blue Angelfish

School of snappers and the bow of the Bentwood	Porkfish and Grunts on the Bentwood wreck	Art and some fish on the Bentwood wreck	Art photographing a large turtle	Christmas Tree worms

The bow of the Grove pokes out of the gloom	A diver on the Grove, near an old gun mount	An old Loggerhead Turtle asleep on the reef	An old Loggerhead Turtle asleep on the reef	Key Largo sunset

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