Shrimp. Say no more.

Tiny nudibranchs with wonderful colours. I used the Retra LSD snoot for this shot to isolate the subject from the background. Much trickier then you might think.

We spent 2 whole dives checking out the beautiful pink fan coral and it's inhabitants (Hippocampus Bargibanti). These guys are tiny (maybe 10mm tall), and superbly camoflagued. But with persistence we counted 12 or 13 on this coral. Amazing

These Shrimp are amazing and colourful and have the most complex eyes known to man. They are also very timid, be sure it takes lots of patience and a little luck to get a photo like this.

The most common nudibranch that we encountered in the Philippines, but undoubtedly one of the most photogenic.

This little guy was running around on this sea cucumber.

Approach these movement sensitive fans slowly and gently so they don't retract into the coral host. Beautiful shapes and colours.

These transparent shrimp are elusive to photograph due to their transparent bodies.

Amazing little Shrimp, they cut an arm off a Starfish and feed on it. Don't worry, the starfish grows it back.

Love the look of these anemones. The semi transparent skins really illuminate nicely.

Beautiful Common Clownfish.

A pair of beautiful nudibranch.

A most unusual green and white curly anemone hosting a yellowtail anemone fish.