Underwater amazing scene (photos)

Page 1 of 3 pages: Page 1 Page 2 Page 3 Dancing octopus (copyright Gabriel Barathieu/UPY 20 1 7) During the low tide in the lagoon of Mayotte Island near Madagascar, there was almost no water on the flat land. This photo was taken in water with a depth of about 1 1 inch (30 cm). The photographer used 14 mm, super wide-angle lens and natural light. The blue "KDSP", "KDSP" and "KDSP" (photo credit: Nick Blake/UPY 2065438+07) The "KDSP" Kukulkan Cave is a famous spectacular lighting effect in Mexico's Yucatan Peninsula, because the sunlight penetrates and it is dark. By playing with the symmetry of the cave and the expression of natural light, the photographer captured an amazing photo.

The sea in the sky (copyright Horacio Martinez/UPY 20 17) is the photographer's first experience of the Red Sea while living on the boat, and it is also an amazing photo taken by the first photography studio. On the last dive of the day, the artist ventured deep into the water and got in close contact with a group of marine whitetip sharks. Due to natural light, a strange shark image appeared in the distance.

During the short winter in Norway, killer whales (Nikrle georgiou /UPY 20 17) dive freely, and the photographer met a group of killer whales covered by the light and color of the sunset.

The lion's mane (Ron Vawter Jenkins /UPY 20 17) was looking for salmon sharks in Alaska last summer, and the photographer came across a giant jellyfish flower hundreds of meters long. This photo was taken when the lion's mane jellyfish surfaced.

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Interactive (Edwar here? O/UPY 20 17) was taken while inspecting Indonesian waters on board ONDINA. This team dived into Kalang Paradise Mountain, which is rich in marine biodiversity. The photographer found a huge coral area with different kinds of fish. He put his camera on a rock and captured the moment when he was surrounded by big-eyed bamboo pod fish.

(Copyright Su Yiwei /UPY 20 17) A mantis shrimp larva caught the photographer's attention in the black water diving in Anilao, Philippines, similar to the scene in science fiction movies. Although the larva is very small, it is a carnivore, with the appendages of raptors, which are used to prey on smaller prey.

Beautiful Ballet (Jenny Stromwall /UPY 20 17) This diving site in Mozambique consists of a sea pen forest with a depth of11.55 feet (34 meters). It has all kinds of marine life, such as shrimp and goby.

In 1960s, the marine biologist Kustao conceived an ambitious project to create an underwater village where people could live. There are only some buildings left today, and only fish live there.

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Your home and my home (Lin Qing /UPY 20 17) Clownfish live in anemones, but these three kinds of clownfish harbor the mouths of "their own guests-parasitic isopods living in them". The photographer waited for three days to take this photo, and the three clown fish immediately opened their mouths to reveal the isopods hidden inside.

Humpback whales feed on krill (Jean Tresfon/UPY 20 17) Every summer, hundreds of humpback whales gather on the coast of Cape Town, South Africa for a large-scale foraging party. As a member of the film crew, the photographer is a rare witness to this phenomenon. He caught one of the whales looking for food with his mouth open.

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