Harming marine life for the sake of a photograph.

Using artificial lighting that can disturb marine life.

Editing photos to enhance their visual appeal.

Respecting the privacy of marine life.

Using flash photography.

Approaching marine life too closely.

Touching or handling marine life.

All of the above.

Using a wide-angle lens to capture a broader view.

Using a macro lens to capture close-up details.

Using a tripod to stabilize the camera.

Using a strobe light to illuminate the subject.

Respect the natural behavior of the animals.

Avoid disturbing their habitat.

Minimize your impact on the environment.

All of the above.

Providing accurate information about the location and species.

Respecting the privacy of marine life.

Using images for commercial purposes without permission.

Educating the public about marine conservation.

Be aware of the potential impact of your actions on the environment.

Respect the rights of other photographers.

Follow local regulations and guidelines.

All of the above.

Using bait to attract marine life for a photograph.

Touching or handling marine life for a photograph.

Using artificial lighting that can disturb marine life.

Editing photos to remove unwanted elements.

Be aware of the potential impact of your actions on the environment.

Respect the rights of other photographers.

Follow local regulations and guidelines.

All of the above.

Using a wide-angle lens to capture a broader view.

Using a macro lens to capture close-up details.

Using a tripod to stabilize the camera.

Using a strobe light to illuminate the subject.

Respect the natural behavior of the animals.

Avoid disturbing their habitat.

Minimize your impact on the environment.

All of the above.

Providing accurate information about the location and species.

Respecting the privacy of marine life.

Using images for commercial purposes without permission.

Educating the public about marine conservation.

Be aware of the potential impact of your actions on the environment.

Respect the rights of other photographers.

Follow local regulations and guidelines.

All of the above.

Using bait to attract marine life for a photograph.

Touching or handling marine life for a photograph.

Using artificial lighting that can disturb marine life.

Editing photos to remove unwanted elements.

Be aware of the potential impact of your actions on the environment.

Respect the rights of other photographers.

Follow local regulations and guidelines.

All of the above.

Using a wide-angle lens to capture a broader view.

Using a macro lens to capture close-up details.

Using a tripod to stabilize the camera.

Using a strobe light to illuminate the subject.