Water Life
Open Ocean, ‘Tiger Beach’ offshore marine sanctuary on the western edge of Little Bahama Bank, The Bahamas
Canon EOS 550D, Sigma 15mm F2.8 EX DG Diagonal Fisheye Lens, Sea & Sea RDX550D housing with a Compact Dome port. Natural Light.
Diving in shark waters is one of life’s exciting and deeply rewarding experiences. These majestic animals really do own their kingdom. Becoming familiar with a shark’s pattern of movement makes it possible to anticipate when it might fly overhead. To capture this image, I spent much of my dive watching a particular Lemon shark swim in a figure of eight - skimming the seabed before heading up to the surface and back down again. On this one occasion, a school of fish appeared out of the Blue and joined the shark, entirely happy in its presence. I had only a few moments to make the best of the scene with cotton-wool clouds in the sky beyond and the entourage of fish friends surrounding the shark. Camera settings: ISO100, f/9, 1/640secs
Laura Storm
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