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Shots taken of a subject between 3 inches and 1 foot (7.5 to 30cm) in size (e.g. large fish or diver head) that dominates the frame - any background is incidental and occupies LESS THAN 50% of frame
An octopus watching me through its nest
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Anemone fish, nemo Red sea
Blackwater Crab
Skeleton Flounder
Nudibranch
Fancy shrimp
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Beautiful!
reptilian snake eel (Brachysomophis henshawi)
nightdive, snooted
Resting turtle
Crazy eyes Blenny, La Paz México
M.A.T.R.I.X: Lately I find photographing Ladybugs very addictive.
Bodrum / Turkey
Anemone fish, nemo
Emperor's Shrimp!!!
There is something very cute about Pygmy seahorses. This one was tricky to shoot because it was constantly moving.
Giant Anemone
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Aplysia on a night dive
I call this "Hopeful" - experiment with hard and soft focus together on the main subject
Happy Family of CF 1/80; f4 Sony RX100M3 Sea Dragon 2300.
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Mantis shrimp
Purple Seastar
Mantis Shrimp!!!
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Octopussy
We found this small octopus at a depth of 28 metres while diving yesterday on the Astor Wreck. A chilly 10 degrees Celsius
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A good example of a relationship between the Imperial Shrimp and a large nudibranch. The shrimp will ride on the nudibranch, receiving transportation, getting exposed to larger areas with more potential food sources while using less energy.
Hermietkreeftje, pagurus bernhardus
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Usually the squat shrimp is not easy to photograph because it keeps bouncing as if it is squatting. This one was cooperating smile
Sea urchine, zeeappel, psamechius miliaris
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