Always found clinging to whip coral and although quite common in the Indo-Pacific it’s always a nice subject to photograph as they often try and sneak around the back of the coral.

Although this species is quite common they are a little bit more mobile and larger than a lot of Nudibranchs you see allowing me to easily capture a head shot.

Not much to say but I really love Cuttlefish, always keeping a keen eye on you and your movements, often great little subjects to photograph.

The Sea Cucumber Crab (Lissocarcinus orbicularis) is a curious creature normally piggy backing on a sea cucumber but this time I noticed this one tucked deep into the cucumber’s rear end!

The very special Coconut Octupus will take shells from your hand if you offer them and tuck themselves in. They have such personality.

Have been wanting to see one of these crazy shrimps for some time now so was happy to see this one in Lembeh, Indonesia this year.

Was great to see this wee Nudibranch (Thecacera picta) munching on it’s favourite food, perched dead center.

These are very, very small Mysids approx. 1mm and they move up and down very erratically so was happy to snap this shot of a ‘family’ of them.

Captured these beady eyes close to me as I was photographing a Nudibranch on the sea bed  so I just had to whip the camera up and take a shot.

This Chromodoris tinctoria was spotted motoring along an algae covered branch. I’m a bit partial to the patterning on these nudibranchs.

This juvenile Painted Frogfish (Antennarius pictus) was happy just to chill and have his photo taken…missed the yawning though.

On a particular dive site in Greece I noticed some boys jumping off the cliffs into the shallows so I abandoned the dive and spent the hour or so sitting on the sea bed photographing them.

On a particular dive site in Greece I noticed some boys jumping off the cliffs into the shallows so I abandoned the dive and spent the hour or so sitting on the sea bed photographing them.

On a particular dive site in Greece I noticed some boys jumping off the cliffs into the shallows so I abandoned the dive and spent the hour or so sitting on the sea bed photographing them.

On a particular dive site in Greece I noticed some boys jumping off the cliffs into the shallows so I abandoned the dive and spent the hour or so sitting on the sea bed photographing them.

These very sweet Yellow Coral Gobies (Paragobiodon xanthosoma) are very shy critters and are always darting off just before you’re about to hit the shutter.

An Emperor Shrimp doing what it does best, just hanging out on a nudibranch, the Chromodoris Kuniei

I loved the details in this network of sponge tubules.

One of my favourite nudibranch, hanging out on some netting at about 5m.

The Two-toned Pygmy Squid, is a species of bobtail squid native to the Indo-Pacific, it can grow to a max size of about 20mm!