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Underwater Photo Contest | Macro - Super macro

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Shots taken (at smaller than 1:1) with multiple extension rings, diopters, or teleconverters of extremely small subjects typically less than 1 inch (2.5 cm)
Coryphellina exoptata. I took a few to practice with the new wet diopter. And then this nudibranch is very photogenic and I really enjoy photographing it. Feb 2024
(CanonEF100,1/200,f14,iso100)
Phyllidiopsis xishaensis nudibranch. I used macro lens Canon EF 100 mm with a diopter by using a wide aperture to get a shallow depth of field_April 2024
(Canon EF100,1/200,f8,iso100)
Spinyhead Blenny
Imperial shrimp ( Periclemenses imperator)_March 2024
(CanonEF60, 1/200,f16,iso100)
Inverted image
Pedersen shrimp with piercing metallic eyes comfortably resting in a bubble coral
Elysia shy, white with red dots on body,head and rhinophores. It is characterized by a green color bands produced by the chloroplasts that it retains in the cells of digestive system_June 2024.
(Canon 100,1/200,f14,i.100)
Thorunna daniellae nudibranch_Nha Trang_March2024
(Canon100,1/200,f18,iso100)
Sea whip goby with eggs
Hypselodoris maculosa front view_A beautiful tiny one! March 2024
(Canon100, 1/200,f13,iso100)
Coryphellina exoptata_Feb 2024
(Canon100,1/200,f14,iso100)
Sweet Elysia_June 2024
(Canon100,1/200,f14,iso100)
Tiny creatures from the Indian Ocean_Dec. 2023
(Canon100,1/200,f10,iso100)
Andaman gobi fish close up_April 2024
(Canon60,1/200,f16,iso100)
When spotting a whip coral check the surface of the coral if there is a variation in texture. It will probably be a whip coral shrimp as they are perfectly camouflaged with the coral’s colour and polyp structure.Jan_2024
(Canon60,1/200,f16,i.100)
Intense orange for this specimen of Flabellina rubrolineata nudibranch , just over a centimeter long, photographed during diving in the sea of Goa_India_Dec2023
(Canon100, 1/200,f16,iso100)
Bluestriped Fangblenny ( Plagiotremus rhinorhynchos)_April 2024
(Canon60,1/200,f14,iso100)
Who call me?
It’s possible to find juvenile Samla bicolor nudibranch of less than 1cm! They are fast moving and relatively common on many of the dive sites in Andaman sea. (Canon100,1/200,f14,iso100)
Goniobranchus albonares nudibranch_Feb2024 (Canon100,1/200,f16,iso100)
Underwater micro life. A curious gobi leans out of his little hole. Island-Andamans_April 2024
(Canon60,1/200,f5.6,iso100)
Whip coral fish_April 2024
(Canon100,1/200,f22,iso100)
Super macro with a wet diopter for this specimen of a little coral fish found at ~10 meters deep in the sea of Nha Trang, Vietnam, February 2024.
(Canon100,1/200,f14,iso100)
Phyllidioosis xishaensis. This nudibranch has a white dorsum with four longitudinal black lines interspersed with raised ridges. It is a small Phyllidiid, growing to about 20 mm in length. Andamans_April 2024
(Canon100,1/200,f13,iso100)
Whip coral fish _April 2024
(Canon60,1/200,f6.3,iso100)
Coral crab _Havelock Island_April 2024
(Canon60,1/200, f6.3,iso100)
Ghost shrimp photographed during shallow diving near Havelock island_Andamans_April2024
(Canon60, 1/200, f9,iso100)
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