Red Sea
The Red Sea is the favourite tropical destination for European divers. It is close and it is cheap. I went to Egypt for the first time in 1993. I went back six more times after that. Egypt is a land of contrast. The coast is a desert, and water is brought from the Nile valley through big pipes. But underwater, life explodes in so many different colours and shapes. And for me, it was a place where I could find sharks. It took me many dives in Egypt before I saw my first shark but since then, I have been able to see four different species in these waters. Now living in Alexandria, the Red Sea is my favourite playground with more than 50 dives in the last 2 years there. The fact that I bought an Ikelite housing for my D700 camera means that this section should grow substantially.

Masked Butterfly Fish

Sailfish

Spinner Dolphin Pod

Nembrotha megalocera

Clown Fish and Long Arm Cleaner Shrimp

Green Turtle portrait

Picasso Trigger Fish

Moray Eel Portrait

Red anemone and clown fish

School of Fusillers

Camouflaged jack

Lion fish Portrait

Black Coral on Elphinstone Reef Drop Off.

Yolanda Wreck

Inquisitive Clown Fish

Giant Moray Eel Smile

Crocodile Fish

Cornet Fish on top of the Reef

Redmouth Grouper

Green Turtle

Sailfish Coming!

Circular Batfish

Elphinstone Reef

Sailfin Tang and cleaner Wrasse

View from Big Brother

Red Sea Sunset

Male and Female anthias

Lighthouse of Big Brother from Under the Surface

Common Bigeye

Sting Ray Turning

Blue Triggerfish

Soft Coral on Elphinstone Reef

Remora

Stonefish

Green turtle on Sea Grass

Goatfish and Cleaner Wrasse

Twin Chromodorid or Gem Seaslug

Soft Coral at Night

Light Through the Reef

Klunzinger’s Wrasse

Middle Reef, Safaga

Box Fish at Night

Blacktip Grouper portrait

Soft Coral and Divers on Elphinstone Drop Off

Inquisitive Bottlenose Dolphins

Threadfin Butterflyfish Eating Jellyfish

Under a Green Turtle

Aida II Wreck

School of Great Barracuda

Anemone and clown fish

Yellowspotted Burrfish Portrait (Diodon)

Pod of Spinner Dolphins

Train Wheel on Numidia Wreck

Emperor Angelfish

Lion Fish Display

Devil Scorpion Fish

Train parts on Numidia Wreck

Hawksbill Turtle Portrait

Glossodoris Hikuerensis

Stone Fish.

Coral Grouper

Little Brother

Octopus

Numidia Wreck

Sailfish portrait

Sting ray on Sand

Sohal Surgeonfish

Checkerboard Wrasse

Torpedo ray or electric ray

Scribbled Filefish

Stinging Hydroid

Napoleon Fish

School of Longfin Batfish

Vermiculate Wrasse

YellowmarginTriggerfish

Milkfish

Needle Fish

Starry Rabbitfish

Bluefin Trevally

Sea fan and diver

Whitespotted Pufferfish

Scorpion Fish Ambush
