by Admin | Nov 20, 2020 | Breeding, Fish, Photography
In yesterday’s post I showed some coral heads full of mainly juvenile Chromis viridis, and I mentioned how hard they were to shoot. In this series of images I was lucky enough to have a macro lens fitted to my camera and I was able to observe some interesting... by Admin | Nov 19, 2020 | Fish, Photography
Chromis viridis are widely available in the aquarium industry and commonly kept in home aquaria. Often, aquarists buy several very young specimens in the hope they will form a shoal. In my experience this doesn’t really happen and sadly, as the group dynamics... by Admin | Nov 16, 2020 | Invertebrates, Photography
Many underwater photographers have their favorite type of subjects: some love shooting wrecks, others sharks, whilst some favor fish portraits. For me, nudibranchs are in my top 5, and possibly my overall favorite, with the exception of... by Admin | Oct 23, 2020 | Photography
I’ve been sharing images of shipwrecks of late, partly, if I’m entirely honest because I’m really missing my diving and my thoughts keep drifting off towards the underwater... by Admin | Oct 22, 2020 | Photography
Diving and taking underwater images off the UK coast is not always easy; our relative exposure to storms from the west and east make much of our coastline a little rough to say the least. In most cases shipwrecks are severely broken up and hard to identify, yet they...
