Boy Genius Productions - Photos & Favorite Links

Our Photographs, and Favorite Links

"Port of Call"
Cruise ships prepare to depart Charlotte Amalie Harbour after a day on St. Thomas. On heavy cruise ship days, the island's population can swell by more than 20,000 people. Shot by Paul Cater Deaton during production of "The Treasure of St. Thomas."

"Rhone Ray"
Guarding the bow of the RMS Rhone, this Southern Stingray was as big as a saddle blanket. This 310-foot steamship went down in a killer hurricane in 1867. Photograph taken by Paul Cater Deaton during production of "With Respects: RMS Rhone," available from Boy Genius Productions.

"Say 'Ahhh...'"
A longlure frogfish named Sampson appears ready for some dental work. Sampson and his consort, Delilah, live on the House Reef at Habitat Curacao. This face only a mother could love was photographed by Paul Cater Deaton during production of "Curacao Calling!"

The Memberships and Their Sites

National Association of Underwater Instructors

Texas Assoc. of Film/Tape Professionals

Cousteau Society

Rotary Club (Board of Directors)

Musicians for MS (Board of Directors) (512) 327-5146. Multiple sclerosis fund raising and awareness. Email Laura Wright.

Divers Alert Network

Diving Equipment and Marketing Assoc.

"Guardian at the Gate"
A great barracuda stands watch over the entrance to the "Champagne Cork" at the "Cow and Calf" dive site off St. Thomas, in the US Virgin Islands. The predator was captured on film by Paul Cater Deaton during production of "The Treasure of St. Thomas." Deaton started Boy Genius Productions while living on St. Thomas.

"Orange Crush"
During a night dive off Saba, in 125 feet of water, this juvenile coney blends right into its cavern of tubastrea. Shot by Paul Cater Deaton at Saba's famous "Twilight Zone" during production of "Saba - Audience with the Queen." Available from Boy Genius Productions, this film demonstrates why Saba is called the Unspoiled Queen of the Caribbean.

"Good Morning, Statia"
Proving that, yes, he CAN get up early to get the shot, Paul Cater Deaton captured sunrise over St. Eustatius while setting up for a scene at Saba's airport during the production of "Saba - Audience with the Queen." At 1,300 feet, this is the shortest commercial runway in the world. All that's missing is arresting gear for a carrier landing, "Top Gun" style!

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	"Port of Call" Cruise ships prepare to depart Charlotte Amalie Harbour after a day on St. Thomas. On heavy cruise ship days, the island's population can swell by more than 20,000 people. Shot by Paul Cater Deaton during production of "The Treasure of St. Thomas."
"Rhone Ray" Guarding the bow of the RMS Rhone, this Southern Stingray was as big as a saddle blanket. This 310-foot steamship went down in a killer hurricane in 1867. Photograph taken by Paul Cater Deaton during production of "With Respects: RMS Rhone," available from Boy Genius Productions.
	"Say 'Ahhh...'" A longlure frogfish named Sampson appears ready for some dental work. Sampson and his consort, Delilah, live on the House Reef at Habitat Curacao. This face only a mother could love was photographed by Paul Cater Deaton during production of "Curacao Calling!"

"Guardian at the Gate" A great barracuda stands watch over the entrance to the "Champagne Cork" at the "Cow and Calf" dive site off St. Thomas, in the US Virgin Islands. The predator was captured on film by Paul Cater Deaton during production of "The Treasure of St. Thomas." Deaton started Boy Genius Productions while living on St. Thomas.
	"Orange Crush" During a night dive off Saba, in 125 feet of water, this juvenile coney blends right into its cavern of tubastrea. Shot by Paul Cater Deaton at Saba's famous "Twilight Zone" during production of "Saba - Audience with the Queen." Available from Boy Genius Productions, this film demonstrates why Saba is called the Unspoiled Queen of the Caribbean.
"Good Morning, Statia" Proving that, yes, he CAN get up early to get the shot, Paul Cater Deaton captured sunrise over St. Eustatius while setting up for a scene at Saba's airport during the production of "Saba - Audience with the Queen." At 1,300 feet, this is the shortest commercial runway in the world. All that's missing is arresting gear for a carrier landing, "Top Gun" style!