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KA📸 I took my camera to Lembeh and this happened👇
Frogfish pretending to be sponges.
Nudibranchs the size of rice grains.
Shrimp, seahorses, and critters so strange you almost forget to press the shutter.
Every photo in this reel was taken with my Canon R7 in a Marelux housing and my 60mm and 100mm macro lenses. The wide angle photos with my 8-15 fisheye, plus two strobes and (sometimes) my Marelux SOFT Lite snoot. I also used my Marelux MV-15 diopter for the super tiny subjects 💙
No crazy sci fi rig, just gear I know well and use intentionally.
That is the part I care about most.
Craft over gear.
Subject first, always.
Authentic moments over forced perfection.
Lembeh is incredible for macro, and the real magic happens when you understand your camera well enough to slow down, notice the tiny things, and make deliberate choices with your lighting.
If you are curious about my setup or settings for any of these shots, tell me which clip or creature you want me to talk about in another post and I will break it down in a simple way :)
🙋♀️ Wanna go?
My 2026 Lembeh workshop is now full, although I do still have one female sharing spot available for a twin room.
💌 I have also started a waitlist for my 2027 Lembeh Macro Mastery workshop, for anyone who wants time to plan, save, and get excited.
📌 If you would like details about joining me in 2027, comment LEMBEH27 and I will send you the info.
📌 If you are a woman interested in that last 2026 sharing spot, type LEMBEH so I know to send you that option specifically.
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