Mike Bartick

The Snoot Method

28 Feb, 2018 Mike Bartick

Into the Black: Shooting Underwater in Black Water Dives

23 Oct, 2017 Mike Bartick

Best Behavior

26 Jul, 2017 Mike Bartick

Super Macro: Supersizing Your Macro

05 Jun, 2017 Mike Bartick

Cyerce sp. Any of the sacoglosid slugs pose a challenge to photograph due to transparency and the manner in which they move. In “herky-jerky, stop-start” movements, the cyerce lunges forward then stops, flopping its cerata over its facial features. Just as your camera focuses, it repeats the movement again. Photo by Mike Bartick.

Nudibranch Macro: Going Beyond the ID Photo

05 Dec, 2016 Mike Bartick

Crazy Critters and Where to Find Them

05 Dec, 2016 Mike Bartick

Shooting the Brood

19 Jul, 2016 Mike Bartick

Precision control of light: Sensational Snoots

01 May, 2014 Mike Bartick

Beyond the Muck

05 Sep, 2013 Mike Bartick

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Emperor Divers’ Recognizes the Eight and Final Covid Diver Hero

14 Jun, 2021 - 20:46

Juvenile clownfish exposed to artificial light at night die sooner than those exposed to natural light at night.

No artificial lights for Nemo, please!

10 Jun, 2021 - 21:04

The Ocean: Life & Livelihoods Category - Winner: Two local Indonesian fishermen paddle in a traditional canoe along a shallow coral reef looking for a good place to put down their lines. These fishermen are practicing handline fishing, a type of sustainable fishing without poles or nets. Location: Adonara Island, Flores, Indonesia. Photo by Renee Capozzola, USA.

Eighth Annual United Nations World Oceans Day Photo Competition Results 2021

9 Jun, 2021 - 06:11

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