Posts Tagged ‘Underwater Photography’

Circling Barracuda school, Papua New Guinea: David is masterful at capturing moments like these in the dynamic seas where activity changes every minute. Photograph/David Doubilet
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David Doubilet

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Valia Efstathiou, The Underwater Maiden

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Early Flash

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Photograph/Anuar Patjane
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Anuar Patjane: Denizens of the Deep

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Karen Glaser: River Adventure

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Make sure that your subject’s head touches the surface of the water. Shoot and rotate the image for a surreal underwater portrait. Photograph/Natasha Desai
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Pose to Perplex

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The Clownfish lives comfortably within the stinging tentacles of the Red Anemone and also gets food scraps from it. This was photographed in Bangaram Island, Lakshadweep, at a depth of 16 metres. Photograph/Sumer Verma
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Ocean Rendezvous

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Donald Miralle: The Making of an Image

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Manta Ray: Magical manta Rays are graceful giants of the sea, and swimming with them is a lesson in humility. These mantas enjoyed feeling the tickle of the escaping bubbles upon their bellies. Photograph/Umeed Mistry
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Oceanic Wonders

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Fantasea Launches Underwater Lighting Solution

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Ryan also sells prints of his work, simply because a lot of people have asked him for them. “I’m not trying to profit from the prints, but I just try to make something that I would like to buy.” Photograph/Ryan Pernofski
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Ryan Pernofski: Surf’s Up!

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