Peekaboo

An open edition print on beautiful Fujicolor Crystal Archive Pearl paper, ready to frame and hang on your wall.  This paper adds a wonderful shimmer that really looks fantastic with vibrant color images.

This image was taken in Bonaire in the Southern Caribbean.  It captures a Spinyhead Blenny hiding out inside of a hole in a Brain coral.  The Spinyhead Blenny grows to only a maximum of 1.1 inches and will frequently use empty worm tubes for shelter as seen here.

I'm always excited to see a Blenny on a dive and will often linger on these tube-dwelling critters hoping for them to dart out to grab a bit of food.  Often that's the only chance you get to see the entire fish.

In the Summer of 2025, this image was chosen by jury for an exhibit in the main gallery of the Annemarie Sculpture Garden and Arts Center in Solomons, Maryland.  The show, entitled Submerged: Sea Life and Aquatic Art featured artwork that was inspired by marine life and underwater landscapes, capturing the beauty, mystery, and fragility of aquatic ecosystems.