Photographer Bruce Argyle of Alpine UT. Kristen Argyle snorkels at Blue Lake, June 1999, Nikonos V with 2 YS-50 strobes and 20 mm lens. Kristen, Bruce's 11-year old daughter, asked for a snorkel party at Blue Lake for her birthday. This photo shows Kristen at a depth of 10 feet, just turning to head back for the surface. Kristen and her cousins paddled a small boat around the lake and snorkelled down to see the bluegill.

Photographer Bruce Argyle of Alpine UT. Dominic Bria with smallmouth bass at Lake Powell, July 1999, Nikonos V with 2 YS-50 strobes and 20 mm lens. Scruffy fell off the houseboat and lost his glasses, so after grabbing the scuba gear to find the specs, we continued the dive in the evening twilight. This site in Iceberg Canyon (about 20 miles south of Bullfrog) had the clearest water and the most fish of any site we visited.

Photographer Bruce Argyle of Alpine UT. Garibaldi with nest at San Clemente Island, July 1999, Nikonos V with 2 YS-50 strobes and 20 mm lens. The male garibaldi bites the growth off a rock, then cultures a bed of algae. It stays on-site to protect the algae from being eaten. Female garibaldis lay eggs on the algae bed, and the male protects them until they hatch.

Photographer Matt Flygare of Salt Lake City. Bruce Argyle rides "Banana Thunder" on the Deer Creek South Fork Trail, November 1999, Canon Rebel G with 28-80 zoom lens. Here Bruce catches a little air on the snowy trail. Does it bother you that this photo won a SCUBA photo contest? Well, then why the Hell didn't YOU enter?