After getting married in Singapore, my wife and I went to bali, where we first met diving 1 1/2 years ago...
We dove nusa penida, Padang Bai, Amed, and Tulamben, doing 26 dives on 8 dive days...
Conditions were excellent, and all dive sites were great...having dove bali before, we knew the sites and hit up a good variety of environments...
photo galleries from the trip are here:
http://www.scottpenny.smugmug.com/Underwater/312691
All photos were taken with my new D80, S&S housing, dual Ys-90dx's, and 60mm, 105mm, and 10.5mm lenses.
sightings included mantas, a huge mola mola that penny almost touched, 3 shark species, great barracuda, napolean wrasse, bumphead parrot fish, cuttlefish, sea snakes. large school of huge jacks that we were able to swim into.
Macro included pygmy seahorses, harlequin shrimp, many mantis shrimp, crocodile fish, frogfish, leaf scorpionfish, 20-30 nudie species, leafy filefish, bubble shrimp, ribbon, garden, moray eels, several triggerfish & sweetlips species, etc.
Watching the bumbhead parrotfish migration one early morning was amazing, we saw a family of 15 of them slowly swim over us, while we were diving at coral gardens, tulamben. They were flapping their fins like birds, so eloquent!
here's some sample photos:

Striped Triggerfish, Tulamben

School of glassfish, Nusa penida

Crocodile fish, padang bai

Bubble shrimp, Padang bai

Mantis shrimp, Amed

Coral bommie, Penny, boat - Nusa penida. Vis was up to 100ft at this site.

Huge mola mola getting cleaned, Tepekong canyon. The mola came within a couple feet of Penny, it was gigantic. We watched it for a few minutes before it swam away, I had to back up to take photos with the 60mm lens. Penny also saw a manta at this dive site.

School of jacks, taking photos. Liberty wreck, Tulamben

Fish in the shadows, Tepekong, right after seeing the Mola

Manta, Nusa Penida