What makes a strong Red Sea macro photograph Once you start to see macro life in the Red Sea, the next step is learning how to photograph it in a way that actually works. Most of what I shoot is small. Nudibranchs, shrimps, gobies, the occasional frogfish or seahorse. Often just a few centimetres across, sometimes much less. That scale immediately changes how you approach a dive, not just in how you look, but in how you plan and what you carry. …
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