umbrella crabs	rockfish	cabezone
coralline sculpin	shrimp

Equipment:
-Nikon N90s in an Aquatica 90 housing
-two Ikelite Substrobe 200s on ULCS 12-12 arms

Wide Angle:
(24 shots) 50 minutes, max depth 68 feet
North Monastary around the front side of the wash rock (for the cab shot), south edge of the kelp in 35' for the rockfish/kelp shot. I also played around with a bunch of very shallow ambient light shots which didn't turn out the way I wanted them to. (time to experiment with sun placement and exposure in shallow water)
-8" dome port with extension for 17-35
-Nikkor 17-35mm f/2.8 Zoom (kind of all over the map for the focal length of the shots I took. both of my WA shots were at 17mm.)

Macro:
(13 shots) 68 minutes, max depth 33 feet
North Monastary in shallow water chasing sculpins around the boulders (all of the ones I found didn't want to sit still.) Didn't find any kelpfish. I photographed a maroon snubnose sculpin on good negative space. (but, composition and out of focus sea barf in front of him ruled out entering any of those images)
-Flat port with extension for 105
-Nikkor 105mm f/2.8 Micro (TTL, all at f/22, most shot at near 1-to-1, the coralline sculpin is closer to 1-to-2)