Morelets croc night dive
MORELETS CROCODILE — NIGHT ENCOUNTERS IN THE MANGROVES
The mangrove cenotes come alive after dark.
This is where the Morelet’s crocodile rules — silent, precise, and built for ambush. Shooting these animals in their own territory means working in tight water, low light, and absolute patience. Every frame is earned.
This gallery is a look into those night encounters: back-lit silhouettes, strobe-lit portraits, and raw moments inside the labyrinth where freshwater meets jungle.
No staged setups. No cages. Just real wildlife, real behavior, and the challenge of photographing an apex predator on its terms.
Master Cenote Photography
Shoot with intent. Light with purpose.
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Use ambient + off-camera light
Set up gear that works underwater
Frame, shoot, and edit with flow
Preview 10 pages now — loaded with cave shots, gear tips, and real stories behind the images.
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