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LPS / Euphyllia
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Movement, soft form and fluorescence

LPS / Euphyllia

Large polyps move with the water and give the reef an organic rhythm.

Photography: Emőke Dénes / CC BY-SA 4.0

Composition language

A direction built around motion, not colour alone. LPS corals need considered spacing, gentler flow and protection from neighbouring colonies.

Three principles

What really
matters

01

Movement

Gentle irregular flow reveals polyp movement.

02

Spacing

Room for sweeper tentacles and head growth.

03

Light

Spectrum reveals colour without overdriving the corals.

Reference film / living reef / 4K

Movement reveals the behaviour of a living ecosystem

The film shows the relationship shared by all reef directions: polyp movement, light and circulation.

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