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Tompot blenny - Parablennius gattorugine
By Stefanos Michael
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Smaller subjects typically 1 to 3 inches (2.5 to 7.5cm) shot on macro settings or with macro equipment that are NOT MOVING usually on the bottom (i.e. between 1:1 and 1:3)
"Ruffles"
A Lettuce Sea Slug on a Rope Sponge.
"Out in the Open"
A Gaudy Clown Crab poses out in the open on a Purple Vase Sponge. Generally I find this guys tucked away into a hole in the coral/sponge, but it is always a treat to find one out and about.
Runner Up Monthly HotShots shortlistedShortlisted!

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Beautiful colors and separation.
The king of the mimetism
Scorpion fish in Bohol
Britle Stars
"Curious"
These aren't always the most cooperative subjects. After taking a couple of shots with just the 100mm, I decided to try the +10 Diopter. Luckily this guys was holding his ground and let me get extremely close.
Fluorescence! This is so exciting! Using Nightsea filters to photograph, I discovered that the eyes of a banded coral shrimp fluoresce a vibrant green. I used a small aperture to focus only on the eyes. The coral it's on also fluoresced.
Porecelain Crab on Soft Coral
Britle Stars
Colourful Mantis - Odontodactylus latirostris
Seahorse from "under the Bridge"
Smiling Blenny
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H A I R Y . C R A B
Anilao, Philippines. April 2015
P/S: Check out the green eyes
Goby on Whip Coral (Whip Coral Dwarf Goby)
This little Gobi always turned away,i spend about 20-30 min. to get it face to face but at the end i just gave up and thought let's do it from behind....;)
Olympus OMD EM 1 and 60mm f 2.8
"Grooves"
A Close up of Star Coral.
"Fish in the Flowers"
A Triple Fin Blenny in a very detailed hiding spot.
Crab inside a sphere
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Illuminating a hawkfish from the outside of a sponge.
Big black eyes
Colorful encounter
"Wide Eyed"
A Secretary Blenny caught out of his hole. These guys are hard to catch away from their little burrows in the coral.
"Care"
A Red Cling Fish protecting it's eggs.
Cupcoral
"Open Wide"
Banded Jawfish giving my camera a smile.
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"Smile"
A Golden Tail Moray giving me his best smile.
"Leaf"
A very camouflaged crab.
Durban Dance Shrimp, Koh Doc Mai
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