Amazing scenes in underwater pictures (photos)

Page 1***3: Page 1 Page 1 Page 2 Page 3 Dancing Octopus (Copyright Gabriel Barathieu/UPY 2017)

Near Madagascar During low spring tides in the Mayotte lagoon, there is almost no water on the flats. This photo was taken in water about 11 inches (30 centimeters) deep. The photographer used a 14mm, ultra-wide-angle lens and natural light. "KDSPE" KDSPs (read more about the underwater photography competition) "KDSPE" in blue "KDSPE" (Image credit: Copyright Nick Blake/UPY 2017) "KDSPs" The Kukulkan Cenote is famous in Mexico's Yucatan Peninsula Spectacular light effects as the sun penetrates. dark. By playing with the cave's symmetry and natural light show, the photographer captured a stunning photo. Ocean in the Sky (Copyright Horacio Martinez/UPY 2017)

A stunning photo taken during the photographer's first Red Sea experience and first photography studio while living on a boat. On his final dive of the day, the artist ventured deeper into the water to get closer to a school of oceanic whitetip sharks. Thanks to natural lighting, a fantastic shark image appears in the distance. Orca Pod (Nicholai Georgiou/UPY 2017)

During a short winter freediving in Norway, the photographer encountered a pod of killer whales bathed in the light and colors of the setting sun. Lion's Mane (Ron Watkins/UPY 2017)

While searching for salmon sharks in Alaska last summer, the photographer came across a giant moon jellyfish flower hundreds of meters long. This photo was taken as a lion's mane jellyfish surfaced.

[Learn more about the underwater photography competition] Interactive (Edwar Here?o/UPY 2017)

Taken aboard the ship "ONDINA" while inspecting Indonesian waters, this The team dived to Mount Karang Paradise, which is rich in marine biodiversity. The photographer discovered a huge coral field filled with different species of fish and placed his camera on a rock to capture the moment he was surrounded by big-eyed jack mackerel (Copyright So Yat Wai/UPY 2017) < /p>

A mantis shrimp larvae caught the eye of a photographer during a blackwater dive in Anilao, Philippines, resembling a scene from a science fiction movie. Although the larva is small, it is a carnivore with raptor appendages used to hunt smaller prey. Graceful Ballet (Jenny Strómvoll/UPY 2017)

This dive site in Mozambique consists of a sea pen forest 111.55 feet (34 meters) deep. It hosts a variety of marine life such as shrimps and gobies. The First Dream (Andrey Narchuk/UPY 2017)

The First Dream, located in the waters off Sudan, is an ambitious project conceived by marine biologist Jacques Cousteau in the 1960s. project to create an underwater village where people can live. Today only a few buildings remain, inhabited only by fish.

[Learn more about the underwater photography competition] Your Home and My Home (Qing Lin/UPY 2017)

Clownfish live in sea anemones, but this Three clownfish harbor "their own guests - parasitic isopods living inside" the fish's mouth. The photographer waited three days to take this photo, and the three clownfish immediately opened their mouths to reveal the isopods hidden inside. Humpback whales feed on krill (Jean Tresfon/UPY 2017)

Every summer, hundreds of humpback whales gather in a massive feeding aggregation off the coast of Cape Town, South Africa.

As a member of the film crew, the photographer was a rare witness to this phenomenon, capturing one of the whales with its mouth open for food. "Current page: Page 1" "Next page"