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Underwater Photography - Diving to Explore a Hidden World

Photograph: A diver encounters a manatee in shallow sunlit water. The manatee’s snout is almost touching the camera. Both cast fascinating shadows on the light sandy bed.

Manatee (Trichechus manatus)

FLORIDA, NORTH AMERICA, 2008
Manatees are herbivorous mammals related to the elephant. The Florida manatee spends the summer in the Gulf of Mexico, migrating up Floridas rivers in winter. They are very tame.

© ANGELIKA HONSBEEK

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Photograph: A diver encounters a manatee in shallow sunlit water. The manatee’s snout is almost touching the camera. Both cast fascinating shadows on the light sandy bed.

Manatee (Trichechus manatus)

Photo: A diver with full scuba gear is floating upright in dark blue water, her blond hair flowing to the side. The head of the humphead wrasse dwarfs the diver, who is gently touching the fish’s lower jaw.

Napoleon fish (Cheilinus undulatus)

Photo: A diver near the murky bottom of a lake, swimming between algae-covered tree branches. The lake does not appear to be deep, but the water is dark green.

In the Forest

Photo: A diver swimming in the dark water of a lake, two flash guns protruding from his shoulders like tentacles. In the foreground is a large pike gleaming green-gold. It is about forty centimetres long and appears to be fleeing the unexpected intruder.

Pike (Esox Lucius)


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