Farm Robots
Link to page about Farm Robots and Robot Pictures    Scuba Diving Pictures
Link to 2008 Calendars, and Photo CDs for Screen Savers
The largest collection of high quality underwater photos/pictures/images
of marine/ocean life for the Pacific Northwest of North America.
At this time just for Vancouver Island & the Vancouver region of British Columbia, Canada.
As of May 2, 2008
over 1,149 images posted.
Over one thousand images as of March 1, 2008.
  This is a page dedicated to underwater photographs that I've taken at places that I've been to.
I purchased a camera in December of 2005 for image analysis work for the farm robots project.
Ended up deciding to buy a camera that could be used for underwater photography, as well.
Note: I'm not a professional biologist, so some animals may be named incorrectly.
My collection of books on marine species is growing, so in time I will get better at identifying marine life.
I believe that this is the largest collection, in the top ten, of high quality images/photos of underwater life
for the Pacific Northwest of North America.  My thumb nails are larger than most sites main images.
The average size of most of the images, after you click on a thumb nail, is 1024 by 768 pixels.




Top 8 most recent updates:
Kailua-Kona, Hawaii - June 25, 2008
Breakwater Island near Gabriola Island - May 2, 2008
Neck Point in Nanaimo - April 7, 2008
Henderson Point near Sidney - March 30, 2008
Willis Point near Brentwood Bay - March 16, 2008
Madrona Point near Parksville - March 1, 2008
Braemar Avenue in North Saanich - February 24, 2008
Elliot Beach Park in Ladysmith - January 31, 2008
Rocky Point in Nanaimo - December 23, 2007

Links to photographs
Canada
Braemar Ave in North Saanich, B.C. (under constr. 13)
Breakwater Island near Gabriola Pass, B.C. (under constr. 63)
Deep Cove near Sidney, B.C. (52)
Dolphin Beach near Nanoose Bay, B.C. (46)
Elliot's Beach Park in Ladysmith, B.C. (24)
GB Church near Sidney, B.C. (37)
Henderson Point near Sidney, B.C. (68)
Madrona Point in Nanaimo, B.C. (96)
McKenzie Bight near Victoria, B.C. (64)
Neck Point in Nanaimo, B.C. (128)
Ogden Point in Victoria, B.C. (114)
Porteau Cove Marine Park, B.C. (31)
Port Hardy, B.C. (44)
Port McNeil, B.C. (34)
Rocky Point in Nanaimo, B.C. (43)
Saltery Bay near Powell River, B.C.(42)
Saxe Point in Esquimalt (40)
Sidney, B.C. (59)
Ten Mile Point in Victoria, B.C. (55)
Wall Beach near Nanoose Bay, B.C. (under constr. 22)
Whytecliff Park near Vancouver, B.C. (31)
Willis Point near Sidney, B.C. (48)

International
Kailua-Kona on the Big Island of Hawaii, USA (under. con. 7)

Link to 2008 Calendars, Posters, and Photo CDs for Screen Savers

Sponsors List [ (0)Gold, (0)Silver, (3)Bronze]

Links for Photography, Scuba Diving,...
(under construction)
The following image is a sample & a link to items
 like twelve calendars, two CDs of high resolution photos, mini-posters & more.
Mostly items based on using some of
my underwater photographs.
Click on the image below to be taken to my
main page at Cafepress
 for items related to my web site.

Clown Dorid on Mini Poster
Clown Dorid [Sea Slug or Nudibranch] - mini posters now available.


BC Ferries Link to tides page
The Weather Network
BC Ferries Schedule and Sailings Government of Canada Tide Page The Weather Network

Picture of me in my Scuba Gear
Terrance Fidler

The following are samples of some of the pictures, as well as links to the dive sites.
Or go to and select from the "Links to photographs" above, to select a dive site location to see more photos.

 

Wolf Eel
White Lined Dorid
Wolf Eel at Ogden Point in Victoria, B.C.
White Lined Dirona near pier in Sidney, B.C.
This photo also appears on the marine-life calendar for Underwater Life of the
Pacific Northwest
. North America 2008 Calendar v02
Clown Dorid
Scalyhead Sculpin
Clown Dorid at Henderson Point near Buchart Gardens, B.C.
Scalyhead Sculpin at Madrona Point near Parksville, B.C.
This image can be found on the marine-life calendar for Fishes of the
Pacific Northwest
. North America 2008 Calendar v2
Golf Ball Crab
Bering Hermit Crab
Golf Ball Crab at Neck Point in Nanaimo, B.C.
This image also appears on the ocean-life calendar for Underwater Life of the
Pacific Northwest
. North America 2008 Calendar v02
Bering Hermit Crab at Rocky Point in Nanaimo, B.C.
Sailfin Sculpin
Octopus
Sailfin Sculpin at Whyte Cliff Park near Vancouver, B.C.
Octopus at Willis Point near Victoria, B.C.
Quillback Rockfish
Stubby Squid
Quillback Rockfish at Dolphin Beach near Nanoose Bay
This image can be found on the marine-life calendar for Fishes of the
Pacific Northwest
. North America 2008 Calendar v2
Stubby Squid at Deep Cove near Sidney, B.C.
Calcareous Tube Worms
Noble Sea Lemon
White Calcareous Tube Worms, Pink Hydrocoral, and yellow snail eggs
 at Ten Mile Point in Victoria
Noble Sea Lemons at Saxe Point in Esquimalt [near Victoria]. For some reason they
are often found in pairs at this site.
Opalescent Nudibranch
Hairy Hermit Crab in Sponge
Opalescent Nudibranch near Port Hardy.
This photo also appears on the marine-life calendar for Mollusks of the
Pacific Northwest
. North America 2008 Calendar v1
Hairy Hermit Crab in Sponge near Port McNeil. These hermit crabs seem to often
carry these large sponges.
Yelloweye Rockfish
Sunflower Star, Northern Ronquil and Tube Dwelling Anemone
Yelloweye Rockfish in Saltery Bay near Powell River.
This image can be found on the marine-life calendar for Fishes of the
Pacific Northwest
. North America 2008 Calendar v1
Sunflower Star, Northern Ronquil and Tube Dwelling Anemone at McKenzie Bight.
This photo also appears on the ocean-life calendar for Underwater Life v03 &
Starfish v01 of the Pacific Northwest
. North America 2008 Calendar v03
A feeding Sea Cucumber
Giant Acorn Barnacle
A feeding Sea Cucumber at Porteau Cove Marine Park north of North Vancouver.
Giant Acorn Barnacle attached to the sunken ore carrier - the GB Church.


The main purpose of this page is to promote the natural beauty that forms part of the marine ecosystems of the Pacific Northwest of North America [and any other place that I happen to get to eventually]. Most of the images are from Vancouver Island in British Columbia, Canada. The other purpose of this web site is to raise funds to continue to bringing you photographs so that you can have a greater appreciation of the amazing and beautiful life forms that live in the world's oceans. This web site is also a spin off of my original purpose to try and raise funds to buy parts for the farm robot project, and to hopefully raise funds so that I can higher some students or recent graduates to help start building the first farm robot prototype that I envision. I'm unable to do this on my own as I have too much student debt, and most of the money I earn goes into repaying my student loans. At the end of my studies student tuition had been doubled, and that none of us could have accounted for when we started our university educations.


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