1. Small apertures for greater depth of filed

As we get close to the subject the depth of field decrease considerably. It is therefore advise to choose a small aperture. Here below some sample of subjects and the chosen F-stop. All photos are taken with a full frame sen...

Coral Hermit Crabs are generally a few millimeters in size and live in holes, abandoned by worms in the Madrepora Coral. It is best to photograph them with a strong diopter, typically +10, in front of a 100mm or similar focal length. At minimum focusing distance, autof...

This little Royal Dottyback, about 3cm/9inches long, it moves quite fast but it tends to periodicaly come back to a given spot. If found hovering in the send, the Dottyback will often look up at the lens leaving the sandy patch as background. This could be used easily...