Goniobranchus leopardus

Hypselodoris apolegma couple
Olympus EM1 Mark II and 60 mms macro 2X Inon S2000
F16 1/250

Nudi branchia (naked gills) of the Hexabranchus sanguineus (Spanish dancer). (f/8, 1/80, ISO-200, 42mm, UCL-165). - Els

Intensely colorful Cratena nudibranch_2022
(Canon100,1/200,f20,iso250)

Learchis poica with Marelux SOFT

Marilyn Monroe. Goniobranchus coi

Pair of Chromodoris trimarginata nudibranchs_Goa_2023
(Canon100,1/250,f20,iso200)

My strobes illuminated this Flabellina well, perhaps too much .. but I like the same for the luminescence effect that makes the colors brighter ! Taken in Goa_2023

Close up of a Chromodoris trimarginata nudibranch,common in shallow sandy, rocky or rubble environments of the Indian-Arabian Sea. This photo was taken at the Wreck dive site in Goa_India_2023
(Canon60,1/200,f18,iso200)

MacFarlands Chromodorid

Phidiana militaris close up at the "wreck" dive site around the Grand Island, Goa_India_2023.Thanks to West Coast Adventures staff, very capable of finding the smallest creatures even in poor visibility.(Canon100,1/250, f20,iso200)

Taken with TG6

Hypselodoris tryoni
Shortlisted!

Tender moments in sweet colours for Chromodoris joshi. (f/8, 1/80, ISO-200, 42mm, UCL-165 wet lens). - Els

Nembrotha kubaryana

Iconic Cratena nudibranch of Mediterranean Sea_2022
(Canon100,1/200,f20,iso400)

Chromodoris naiki nudibranch_Goa-2023
(Canon60, 1/200,f18,iso200)

Finally I was able to get a pair of these beautiful nudibranchs with a quite good focus_Flabellina Rubrolineata_Goa_2023
(Canon100,1/250,f20,iso200)

Portrait of Dirona Albolineata
Shortlisted!

Eubranchus sp. at Anilao with UCL-165 wet lens (f/8, 1/50, ISO-200, 25mm). - Els

Nudi eggs

Cratena nudibranch. These little creatures are tiny splashes of color in the sea. The hard part is getting focus..I usually shot many attempts but I'm happy when I get a nice photo!
(Canon100,1/250,f18,iso200)

Nudi mating

Cuthona

Olympus EM1X

Nembrotha Aurea posing in Batu Bolong during a trip to Komodo

There is a diving place here in Goa called "the wreck", an iron barge sunk here in the 50s. Here there are many nudibranchs of this type named "Flabellina rubrolineata" ..very small, about a centimeter or so, but beautiful for their bright colors.