This is an example of a rejuvenated photo of a really tiny anemone shrimp. It was probably about 2cm long and almost fully transparent. I had a tough time shooting this. I applied X PRO II with the line blur and was very generous with the top and bottom edges.
Shot in Anilao, Batangas.
So this is a zoomed-in photo of an emperor shrimp riding on a sea slug. X-Pro Instagram filter used for the shot to highlight the intricate pattern of this particular shrimp.
This is a mantis shrimp inside its hole waiting for food swim by. No matter what Instagram filter I used, the eyes remain cold and blank. Eerie to be honest.
Shot in Secret Bay.
Went through hell to get this shot. Basically spent 20 minutes trying to find this almost transparent juvenile banded coral shrimp (Stenopus hispidus) along the substrate. I was actually shooting this when I saw something move in the sand. For appreciation purposes, this little critter is about the size of two grains of rice put together.
Shot in Secret Bay.
This is (one of the many) commensal shrimp I took while diving Secret Bay in Anilao, Batangas. These shrimp are fairly easy to spot in the muck as they live in very visible anemones that sprout out from the substrate.