"Fish Tails" USS Saratoga A group of scuba divers

A group of scuba divers discover a pristine coral reef at “Babylon” at Grand Cayman’s East End

Divers look down on Caribbean gray reef sharks cruising “the Amphitheater”

His photographs have won a number of awards

A variety of insanely colorful marine life clutters the reef walls at Bloody Bay Wall with splotches of bright red

The image shows two worlds meeting: the peaceful and tranquil world of the freediver and the mechanized and aggressive side of man

"Fish Tails" USS Saratoga A group of scuba diversFrom left to right, top tails are from mutton snapper, crevalle jack, spotted seatrout, Atlantic tarpon, and red drum; and bottom tails are from Nassau grouper, sheepshead, yellowfin tuna, vermilion snapper, yellowtail snapper, and common snook. Dawn Witheringtons work as a graphic design artist and scientific illustrator has allowed her unique access to sea animals through the scientists who intimately know their subjects. Dawns specialty is