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Underwater Photo Contest | Macro - Close-Up

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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
Xenocarcinus cf. tuberculatus
Not many yellow pigmies, but this one smiled for the camera. D300, 60mm, Subsee +10
Antennarius maculatus - Clown frog fish
Nice environment for a classic macro subject
Big Belly Seahorse Posing
Flash aaaaahhhaaaa....
The face of a Batfish.
this is a photo taken of a Yellow Moray up close.
FACE
Lionfish
Seraya Bali
Inside a clam - Photo with Canon S90 Compact
Small pipe horse clinging to a "straw"
Hiding
Solenostomus paradoxus - Ornate ghost pipefish
Peek-a-Booh
Pink+Orange Scorpion
Can anyone help me identify the little black and white fish that appear to have a symbiotic relationship with the shrimp in the photo.
Eyes of a spotted rey
Red Sea Grouper
I was fascinated with this Stargazer's tongue lure and spent 20 minutes or so with it as it tried to capture passing prey
Petroscirtes breviceps - Shorthead fangblenny
A small blenny inside a tin can sardines....very funny!
Orange Fin Anemone fish cleaning station somewhere in Palau.
Some corals look just as beautiful closed up as they are open.
Bryaninops sp.
A coral goby with many parasites attached on the body, interesting behavior photo
I think the contrast of the yellowmouth to the brown body with speckled blue markings is extremely striking so it was worth putting time in to get this shot. Taken with Inon Z240 with fiber optic snoots, 60mm macro and a wet close up lens
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I stayed with this Blacktip grouper for quite a while as he flitted from one coral to another, but eventually it got used to me enough so that I could get close
PANOCCHIA
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For once ... a tail :-)
Irridescent tube anemone
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