Featured Underwater Photographer – Nani
One of the best ways to learn photography is to see other photographers’ work. Mozaik looks for some of the best underwater photographers in the world, and showcases their work, along with the gear they use, to help other aspiring photographers improve, learn new skills and get inspired.
This week we will feature the talented Nani!

About Nani
I’m from Catalonia, Spain, and I usually dive on the Mediterranean Sea, as I consider it my home, but I’ve traveled around the globe to some amazing places such as Malaysia, the Red Sea, Maldives or Philippines, just to name a few.
I love everything related to Macro Photography, and my favourite animals are Nudibranchs. Underwater photography in itself has lots of goals, but my unique aim and perspective of it is the divulgation of this art so everyone can appreciate the beauty of underwater life and how vital it is to preserve it.
Recently, I’ve been awarded a Certificate as a volunteer in a course in Citizen Science, and I’m currently collaborating with different Ambiental Projects with my photos, documenting the biodiversity in several areas of the Mediterranean.
I believe in the power of anonymous divers and UW (underwater) photographers, to help scientists achieve better research data.
Nani‘s Gear
CAMERA: Olympus OMD Mark II
HOUSING: Olympus PT-EP13 Underwater case
LENSES: M.Zuiko Digital ED 60 mm F 2.8 Macro
Panasonic Leica DG Macro Elmarit 45 mm F2.8 Macro
M.Zuiko Digital 12-50 mm F3.5/6.3
STROBES: Two Inon D200 TYPE 2
ACCESSORIES: Torch RGBlue System01
Nauticam Compact Macro Converter CMC-1
Subsee +10 Diopter
UCL-165M67 Close-up Lens
Nani‘s Work













Follow Nani
Instagram: @10nani
Websites:
https://opistobranquis.info/en/
https://vidamarina.info/?tag=fecdas
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Thanks Jill for sharing Nani’s amazing work.
Very inspiring, I love the way the subjects are lightly lite.
I am always amazed by close up/macro shots like these, of being able to approach the animal from that close, to have the perfect angle, POV, background, light and always in a perfect stability…