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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)
Thorn-back cowfish. Lembeh straits. D200, 60mm.
Maldivian Batfish
Just after I spotted the snake and I was approaching, it raised from the bottom for a gulp of air and I managed this shot...
Moon over Miami (Boca Raton actually!)
Masked butterflyfish.
Queen Angel inside a barrel sponge-Cozumel-Canon 5D 100 mm macro
2 strange creatures meet in the Lembeh straits
Have you seen my son? Western Clownfish. Wakatobi, SE Sulawesi. Canon 40D & Canon 100 macro
Breathing!!
fish portrait,not cropped
Juvenile Moray Eel eaten by fish-Palancar Caves Cozumel
Jumping from the Anemone
Nikon D80, 60mm , Lionfish
Hide and seek! (uncropped)
D300, 60mm macro
Taken in the marina (2m deep, sandy bottom) at dusk
A clown fish is shyly hiding behind the anemone
Close up of a Trumpet-Fish... :O)...
Batfish portrait taken on the Great Barrier Reef using Olympus C-8080 in Ikelite housing with Ikelite DS125 strobe.
Colorful Toby found at Asphalt Pier in Buton, South Sulawesi.
I believe this to be the yellow form of a female Slingjaw Wrasse. I've seen them in brown before. Not easy to photograph as she was very hard to get close to.
Canon S50 digital.
Zeus Faber
Clown of the coast of Qamea, Fiji
D300, 105VR
Yet another lionfish! Was counting the lionfish on this particular reef in Nuweiba and after counting way too many, looked for a different photographic angle to capture the contrast with the blue background.
When I looked closely at my photo of a Nassau Grouper's eye, I noticed what looked like tiny parasites around the eye. A marine biologist who saw the photo identified the parasites as Excorallana tricornis tricornis. A rare find!
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Eye Contact
I've taken a lot of Napoleon pictures but I've never before or since managed to get a good picture this close. I just love the big rubbery lips! Canon S40 digital
"The Drummer" This photo was taken in Roatan in 2007.
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