Macro Photography

A pocket-size treat for shark lovers - a review of Sharkpedia, A Brief Compendium of Shark Lore by Daniel C Abel, Princeton University Press

Charly Clérisse is an underwater photographer originally from France, currently a full-time liveaboard dive manager based in the Maldives

The Fifth Close-Up Photographer of the Year competition has showcased some magnificent underwater shots - check out the best of them here

A great portfolio from the Red Sea and Indonesia by Nat Geo Germany's award-winning newcomer and Greenpeace photographer, Jan Leya

Czech underwater photographer, Michal Štros, has come up with an unusual technique to produce some outstanding underwater images

Proving you don't need an expensive DSLR to take great photography, Tony Reed showcases the best of British diving with a TG model compact

Francis is an award-winning underwater and terrestrial photographer whose passion for photography was truly ignited while living in Mozambique

Stunning work emphasising the creative use of light to make the ordinary look extraordinary, by champion Dutch photographer, Raymond Wennekes

Small things are a big attraction at Wakatobi, making the resort's pristine reefs a delight for critter spotters and macro photography

In this extract from his book Planktonia, Erich Hoyt introduces some of the ocean’s most extraordinary creatures

Sean is an underwater and topside photographer based in Birmingham, UK, with a passion for travelling the world and capturing the beauty of its wildlife

Kat Zhou's eye-catching photo of a pink river dolphin breaching the surface of the Amazon wins Underwater Photographer of the Year 2023.

DIVE’s Winter 2023 magazine is out now, taking a look at how the underwater world can bring us life-changing experiences

Siladen Resort & Spa is a paradise for underwater photographers - expert photographer Lisa Collins tells us why.

Underwater photographer Tom St George heads to Dumaguete and Puerto Galera, Philippines, for some weird and wonderful macro photography magic

DIVE’s Autumn 2022 magazine is out now, celebrating the fact that no matter how much you think you know, there's always more to discover

Marcia Riederer's day job is saving threatened species - to relax she takes stunning images of Australian marine life

Douglas David Seifert peers into the eyes of fish and other marine species to take a close look at how creatures see underwater

Every diver has a destination that is close to their heart – for regular DIVE Contributor Jeremy Brown, that place is Bonaire

The glorious macro-world of Helmut Theiss featuring the strange marine creatures he encounters diving is Southeast Asia

See this stunning macro portfolio from this french underwater photographer with more than 30 years experience

Álvaro Herrero is originally from Spain and has always had a fascination with nature in all of its forms. At…

A fantastic portfolio by Nurul Yazid, an underwater photographer from Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, who gave up the corporate life to be a dive instructor and travel the world.

DIVE Featured Photographer Tobias Zimmer from Cologne, Germany presents a portfolio of stunning pictures from across the Asia-Pacific region

An astounding photo of five whale sharks triumphed over 4200 entries by underwater photographers from 71 countries in the UPY 2022 contest

A fantastic portfolio from Andrew Podzorski, who learnt to swim in the North Sea, he became a scuba diver in 1978 and was taught by Nora Goreau, the mother of 'coral reef science'.

An underwater photographer, freelance writer, and underwater photography coach based in Gordon’s Bay, just outside Cape Town, South Africa.

Rich Neely, who learnt to dive in a Norfolk quarry but now lives with his wife in California, photographing the surrounding waters

Underwater photographer Ponnie Janjarasskul immediately fell in love with the ocean when she started diving in 2011 and has gone on to win numerous awards for her photography and speak at shows about scuba diving.

There is a bewildering range of sizes, shapes and lifestyles of this fascinating crustacean as Peter Davie's new book reveals