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Underwater Photo Contest | Macro - swimming

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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 in MID WATER not touching anything (i.e. between 1:1 and 1:3)
Urchin clingfish, Tulamben
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Sciaena umbra. A fish elegant but very shy and difficult to photograph.
grondin volant
Bangai Cardinal Fish
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Flying Flatworm ( at night ).
Territorial male of the species Labrisomus nuchipinnis. He fights against all invaders of its territory.
"Moving on"
A Short Headed Sea Horse moving between reeds.
the corrallimorph shot from a different angle
"Welcome to Flatworm Air.....tickets, please !!"
While a flatworm is cruising through open water, 2 small hermid crabs do enjoy the flight ;-) Nightdive shot, CANON 40D with CANON 60mm makro lens, 2 x Sea&Sea 110@ .
Anthias big grin
Squid with its catch.
shot in bonaire
canon 40d with 60mm macro lens
Flying Flatworm
this is another shot of the corallimormph deifting in the surge of birdrock wall in the mamanucas fiji , as an underwater photography enthusiast to find a slow moving subject as beautiful as this was like a dream come true.
A cuttlefish (Sepia officinalis) catch a fish (Symphodua ocellatus).
This Remora kept trying to attach itself to my fins. Nikon d7000, ikelite housing, inon strobe, light in motion focus light, 60mm macro lens.
hippocampe
Gray Angel juvenile
Flying Flatworm. From my yesterday's night dive. F11, 1/80 sc., ISO 200. Canon 40D with 60mm EF-S Canon makro lens, +2 dioptren closeup lens attached. 2 sea&sea 110alpha strobes ( manually set to 50% power ).....and 2 "tilly tec" torches ;-)
Zeus faber. This shot shows the compression side of this fish.
coryhoichthys schulzi
Pfeffer's Flamboyant Cuttlefish - Metasepia pfefferi - Flammende Sepia (Pfeffers Prachtsepie)
Cornet-Fish Eye. From my yesterday's nightdive. Canon 40D with 60mm makro lens & +2 diopter attached. F11, 1/80 sc., ISO 200. 2 x sea&sea ys110@ strobe ( set to 50% power ).
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This is taken in a lake in Indonesia. The water is salty but not to the extent of sea water. This is a non stinger jellyfish.
This is the smallest juvenile trunkfish I've encountered so far. No bigger than aa the tip of your pinky finger, and they do not stop moving!
Juvenile emperor angelfish, Tulamben
Melting a Needle
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