LENS
Close up of a cuttlefish using reverse ring macro and subtle coloured constant lighting.

Gasflame in reverse
Gasflame nudibranch shot using reverse ring macro technique with constant coloured lights

"Underwater Butterfly"
I guess it is in an simple image that we sometimes......sit on the sand and wonder........

I was lucky enough to capture a juvenile devil fire fish and a juvenile scorpion fish on one image! I can tell you it was not easy!

My Purple Bed.
Clown fish in its anemone home

Glow
Gasflame Nudibranch shot with snoot torch and reverse ring macro
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Not so silvertip
silvertip nudibranch bathed in coloured lights

Fireworks Urchin
Snoot lighting with coloured gels.

The Hawk
The longnose hawkfish derives it name from its ability to perch motionless at an outlook waiting for its prey

Soft coral magic

The Hunter and the Hunted

~ Racing Extinction ~

The Tenants- Two Bar Clownfishes

The Porcelain Crab derives its name from shedding a limb when attacked by a predator

~ Racing Extinction ~
From my observations, it's often the most curious sharks which carry the worst battle scars. Not battles among their fellow sharks, but those sustained by humans. This fierce looking face is the result of an broken jaw.

~ The Grin ~

Giant Sea Clam- the legend is not true that it will drown divers

Through the "eye" of a giant sea clam

The Cleaning Station. Durban dancers(also known as camel shrimps) doing a manicure

~ The Hawk ~
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~ Joyful ~
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~ Living Dangerously ~

~ Minning ~

The Devil firefish. its scientific name Pterois miles means winged soldier and it is true to its name

Silvertip Nudibranch shot with RRM and blue torch.
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Compass jelly fish acts as a thermometer and is an indicator how healthy the ocean is(Chrysaora hysoscella)

Red Fanworm with one its 2 colorful spirals (Protula bispiralis)