Low carb, high protein food ideas?

Greek yogurt
eggs
Lean meats (fish, shellfish, turkey, chicken, etc.)
Nuts/nut butters
Seeds
Beans/lentils

When on my training plan from my nutritionist I typically went over the protein goals set on MFP. I ate the following:

Breakfast: Kashi Go Lean with almond milk and egg whites
Snack: 1 scoop protein in 12 oz water with piece of fruit
Lunch: Chicken in an Ezekiel wrap with lettuce and salsa
Snack: 1 scoop protein in 12oz water with celery
Dinner: 4oz any protein with 8 stalks asparagus and 12 almonds
Snack: Protein smoothie with ice and fruit in blender

High protein, low carb!

A lot of times people skimp on the fat on low carb diets, but that is exactly what you need because if you are cutting carbs which our body typically uses for energy you need to replace it with something. That is where fat comes into play. Dependending on which plan you use the types of fats allowed seeems to vary from plan to plan. The fat will keep you full, make you less likely to get the aches( this can lessen it I have read)....and give you the energy you need. As far as people needing carbs because they are on the go, well I think it is just more difficult for some to get past the uncomfortableness in the beginning of low carbing. So some people just think they cant do it. I thought the same at one time, but tried again 6 months later. I did a lot of reading of Atkins, Protein Power, and South Beach. Read the books, and still refer back to them. South beach is not my cup of tea because I just feel hungry a lot more because it is less fat it seems than the other two plus a lot of the recipes aren't gluten free. I cant do gluten so I try to stick along the lines of atkins or protein power.
It has been a year, and there were times I would not be as faithful as I should...so I have lost only 70 lbs. Been doing this since Jan 6, 2011. So granted I may have lost more if I was more faithful. It is a daily struggle, you just gotta keep on going. Sometimes I have to bring my own treats when I go over to peoples houses, or just abstain completely. Hard at first, but when you work to lose the weight, your want for the sugary carby stuff goes away a bit. I used to be a 24 in jeans, now a 16 almost 14 in jeans. It works. I always do better losing weight when the fat portion of my diet is up where it needs to be. I was a mess...couldn't even jog slowly for 30 seconds at a time. Felt like I was going to die. Now I can do a slow jog for 45 minutes easy. Like everything, it is not automatic. And I am sure the shedding of 70 lbs sure makes that jogging possible.
I try to make protein shakes when not really hungry but know I need to eat something for the protein and fat and little carbs to keep me full. This can be done with cottage cheese and lower carb fruit and unsweetened almond milk or unsweetened soy milk or low carb milk. Or using a low carb protein powder is good too. I think cottage cheese tastes better than the powders, but it also has more carbs. Most people dig cottage cheese, and thing is I dont. But blended with cocoa powder and splenda or fruit and splenda plus unsweetened almond milk. I love it! Other things to try are microwave lc muffins, nuts, check out the many websites out there for low carb support....lots of ideas for recipes. Search lindas low carb on google....she has a website of recipes....free. Tried and true recipes at that.
Keep going, low carb will improve your health. It lowers cholesterol, triglycerides, weight, high blood pressure....Changes people's attitudes toward food as well. Good luck. I still have quite a few lbs to lose. I am at 189....my goal is 135. Started at 260.

This is my day...

B- Omlette 1 egg, 2 egg whites, turkey sausage, cheese.
L- Salad with fajita chicken and onions, avocado, cheese, and sour cream.
D- Turkey Meatloaf (no fillers) and green veggies.

anything that used to walk, swim, or fly

Emerald Dark Chocolate roasted almonds.... my #1 go to snack. So good and kinda makes u feel like ur doing chocolate but its only 1 gram of sugar per serving.