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It's the little surprises!
After every trip, when I'm in the processing phase of things, I discover little critters I had no idea were there.
Case in point - on this crab, there's a tiny juvenile Reticulated Brittle Star. The adults were all over the place, but I never would have seen this little one. And there above this xmas tree worm, there's a juvenile Nimble Spray Crab (I think).
To me, it's one of the real rewards of shooting macro.
Wow, very cool. I like that sort of surprise, too.
Good stuff
On a recent trip we referred to this as 'by catch' and it can be fascinating to discover the unexpected and occasionally rare species lurking but unseen before viewing the photo.
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