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A humpback whale surfaces for a breath while teaching her newborn calf how to swim at Socorro Island.

Sepiolas are very timid animals during the day, but on a night dive (if you’re lucky) it is possible to take some nice shots and behaviour. Shot in the Adriatic Sea near Trieste, Italy with a Canon G12.

An image from Jack Berthomier's sequence of a sea snake in New Caledonia as it caught and ate a catfish. One image in this series earned 1st Place in the Compact Marine Behavior category of Ocean Art 2014.

Offshore dolphins portray their personalities in unique ways. Rough-toothed dolphins have a certain prehistoric look and don’t often encounter freedivers. They can become quite curious, using their extra-flexible neck to investigate newcomers to their environment. They are also one of the main enemies of tuna fishermen, capable of filleting a caught fish while it is still on the hook.

An octopus clings to the reef on a dive in Southern California.

Extreme depth of field isn’t always necessary, but on a larger subject its hard to resist, especially when one is as colorful as this Hypseledoris. Backing away from your subject is an easy way to slightly increase your DOF when working with nudibranchs.