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@way-beyond.bsky.socialSep 30, 2026, 9:26 PM

A seduction of Sirens

#underwaterphotography
#underwaternude
#artisticnudephoto
#poledancing

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@nationalmons.bsky.socialSep 30, 2026, 11:37 AM

πƒπ’π¬πœπ¨π―πžπ«π² 𝐨𝐟 π’π©πšπ§π’π¬π‘ π€π«π¦πšππš 𝐚𝐧𝐜𝐑𝐨𝐫 𝐚𝐭 π’π­π«πžπžππšπ π‘, 𝐂𝐨. 𝐒π₯𝐒𝐠𝐨

NMS is pleased to announce the discovery of an anchor on the site of the three 1588 Armada wrecks at Streedagh, in Sligo.

#UnderwaterWednesday
#UnderwaterArchaeology
#UnderwaterPhotography
#ProtectOurPast

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@briangweber.comSep 30, 2026, 11:00 AM

Here’s a fang blenny peeking out of an encrusted bottle. Don't let that goofy smile fool you - they pack a venomous bite for defense! The venom drops makes the predator's muscles go limp, letting the blenny swim right out of its mouth!

#blenny #smile #philippines #macro #underwaterphotography πŸ¦‘ πŸ“·

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@sunsetcelebration.bsky.socialSep 30, 2026, 9:08 AM

Andrew Eales Underwater Photography
www.freedivingphoto.com
Having immersed himself in the lively essence of Key West and the Florida Keys for years, this artist skillfully expresses that vibrant experience through his underwater photographs
#FloridaKeyes #keywest #Photography #UnderwaterPhotography

This is a medium shot, eye-level underwater photograph featuring a coral reef ecosystem. The dominant element in the foreground is a large, mottled brown and white fish, possibly a grouper, positioned slightly to the left of center. The fish is angled to the right, with its body clearly visible, showcasing its distinctive striped pattern. The fish is situated amongst a vibrant coral formation. To the left and slightly behind the fish is a large, fan-shaped gorgonian coral, deep reddish-brown in color, with a delicate, veined structure. In front of and below this fan coral, a smaller, fan-shaped coral with a bright orange hue stands out. The coral structure itself is complex and textured, composed of various shapes and sizes of coral in shades of brown, beige, and gray. Scattered throughout the coral are smaller, more delicate formations, some resembling thin, upright tubes, colored in shades of beige and light brown. The background is a gradient of deep blue water, becoming lighter and more aquamarine towards the sandy seabed visible in the lower left portion of the image. The seabed is light in color, with a few darker, branching sea plants scattered across it. In the mid-background, there are darker, more densely packed coral structures, and a few smaller, silhouetted fish can be seen swimming in the distance. The lighting suggests an underwater environment, with light filtering down from above, creating subtle highlights and shadows on the coral and the fish. The colors are rich and saturated, with the blues of the water contrasting with the earthy and vibrant tones of the coral and the fish. The composition creates a sense of depth, with the sharp focus on the fish and foreground coral drawing the viewer into the
@briangweber.comSep 29, 2026, 3:47 PM

It’s official: back to the Philippines in 2027 for Dumaguete muck diving & Tubbataha reefs! πŸ‡΅πŸ‡­

Celebrating with throwbacks, starting with the "Leaf Sheep" sea slug (Costasiella sp.). They steal chloroplasts from algae to solar-power themselves! β˜€οΈ

#nudibranchs #seaslugs #underwaterphotography πŸ¦‘ πŸ“·

Costasiella sp. is a tiny species of sea slug that eats algae and steals its photosynthetic cells for its own use.
@utahraptor1115.bsky.socialSep 29, 2026, 3:45 AM

Working on a stunning collection of #hammerhead photo bombs, the most photogenic shark in the sea. And they know it.

#photography #underwater #underwaterphotography #photooftheday #photosky #sharks #funnywildlife

A beautifully captured portrait of a silver bait fish with a hammerhead out of focus in the back ground swimming towards the fish with its mouth open as if in a toothy carnivorous grin Another perfectly focused portrait of a hammerhead with his annoying friend softly out of focus making a funny hammerhead face like he does in EVERY picture.
@annemckinnell.bsky.socialSep 28, 2026, 7:42 PM

Underwater photography is so fascinating for me. Especially because I have no idea what I'm going to get. I'm not in the water. I just stick the camera down and point it around. Then on my computer I search through hundreds of images for cool compositions πŸ¦‘

#underwaterphotography #underwater

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@feetloose.bsky.socialSep 27, 2026, 6:15 PM

In and out of the water she is moving!

#vegas #beauty #glamour #styling #fashion #sg #model #dancer #dance #fitness #dancelife #tattoos #fitlife #legs #abs #lasvegasphotographer #underwaterphotography

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@horinn.bsky.socialSep 27, 2026, 2:54 AM

λ‹˜λ“€μ•„ μ•Œ μ§€ν‚€λŠ” λ¬Έμ–΄ λ³΄κ³ κ°€μ…ˆ
#범섬 #제주
#scuba
#underwaterphotography
#oceanlife
#marinelife

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@cleghorn-fine-art.bsky.socialSep 25, 2026, 9:22 PM

A little bit of magic beneath the surface. πŸ’›

I love how the water transforms a simple piece of fabric into something that seems to have a life of its own. Every movement is different, and sometimes the most beautiful moments are the ones you never planned.

#UnderwaterPhotography #FineArt

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@deepdownafamily.bsky.socialSep 21, 2026, 11:22 PM

Nurse shark coming in for a closer look #scuba #scubadiving #underwaterphotography #marinelife #ambergriscaye #belize

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@deepdownafamily.bsky.socialSep 21, 2026, 12:19 PM

Caribbean Reef Shark in Belize #scuba #scubadiving #underwaterphotography #marinelife #shark #ambergriscaye #belize

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@simple-truth.bsky.socialSep 19, 2026, 12:17 PM

#filmphotography #competitionwinners #underwaterphotography

@simple-truth.bsky.socialSep 19, 2026, 12:02 PM

#underwaterphotography #competitionwinners #Australasia #filmphotography

This is an underwater photograph capturing a vibrant coral reef scene. The composition is dominated by a large, dark, rocky overhang on the left side of the frame, creating a sense of depth and perspective as if the viewer is peering out from a cave or crevice. The overhang is textured with various growths and formations, displaying deep reds, browns, and darker, almost black hues. Emerging from this overhang, delicate branches of darker coral extend into the clear blue water. The foreground is a sandy seabed, illuminated by soft, diffused sunlight filtering down from the surface, creating subtle shadows and highlights. The sand appears light beige and is dotted with small rocks and patches of marine growth. The middle ground and background open up to a bustling reef ecosystem. A school of silvery-white fish swims gracefully across the sandy bottom and towards the right of the frame. To the right and in the background, the reef is densely populated with a variety of corals and sea fans in shades of reddish-brown, orange, and dark purple. These formations create a rich tapestry of textures and colors against the bright blue of the ocean. Numerous small fish are scattered throughout the scene, some actively swimming in schools, others appearing individually. The water itself is crystal clear, with a brilliant turquoise blue dominating the upper portion of the image, where the sun's rays create a shimmering effect on the surface, visible as bright streaks and cloud-like patterns. The overall color palette is a striking contrast between the dark, earthy tones of the overhang and the bright, vivid blues and reds of the reef and its inhabitants. The lighting suggests a sunny day with the sun positioned high above, casting a soft, ethereal glow on the underwater world.
The image captures an underwater scene dominated by a large, gentle manatee swimming towards the camera. The manatee is the focal point, positioned in the center-lower portion of the frame. Its thick, grey skin is textured and appears slightly scarred, with patches of algae and lighter coloration on its back, giving it a mottled brown and grey appearance. The manatee's face is directed downwards, suggesting it is grazing on the abundant seagrass or algae on the seabed. Its small eyes are visible, conveying a placid expression. The environment is a shallow, clear body of water, likely a coastal area or river. Sunlight filters down from the surface, creating strong, parallel rays of light that illuminate the scene and highlight particles in the water, adding a sense of depth and atmosphere. The water itself is a vibrant turquoise-green, transitioning to a deeper blue in the distance. The seabed is densely covered with a carpet of brown and green seagrass and algae, creating a natural, textured foreground. Small clumps of vegetation also float in the mid-ground, adding visual interest and indicating the rich marine life of the habitat. In the background, the water becomes murkier and the light less intense. A few other small, indistinct shapes that might be fish or debris are visible in the distance. The composition is balanced, with the manatee anchoring the image. The perspective is slightly low, emphasizing the manatee's size and dominance in its environment. The strong lighting from above creates a sense of ethereal beauty, highlighting the textures of the manatee and the underwater flora. The overall color palette is dominated by the blues and greens of the water, contrasted with the earthy browns and greys of the manatee and the seabed. The image evokes a sense of peace and tranquility, showcasing the natural grace of the manatee in its aquatic home.
The image is an underwater scene featuring a spiny lobster positioned on a coral reef. The lobster is the central subject, with its antennae prominently extended. It appears to be a Caribbean spiny lobster, characterized by its spotted exoskeleton and prominent spiny legs. The lobster is facing towards the left side of the frame, peeking out from behind a large, rough, greyish-brown rock formation that dominates the foreground on the left. This rock is covered in some patches of purple and green growth. To the right of the lobster and the large rock are more coral formations. These are varied in texture and color, ranging from light tan and sandy to darker grey and hints of green and purple. The seabed is composed of sand and small debris, with larger coral structures scattered throughout. The water above is a clear, deep blue, indicating a tropical environment. Sunlight filters down from the surface, creating subtle light shafts and illuminating the scene. The surface of the water is visible as a slightly lighter, shimmering line at the very top of the image. The composition places the lobster slightly off-center to the right, drawing the viewer's eye towards it. The extended antennae create leading lines that direct attention towards the creature. The foreground is occupied by the rocky reef, with the background fading into the blue expanse of the ocean. There are some very small, faint fish visible in the background. The colors are predominantly blues of the ocean, the earthy tones of the coral and rocks (greys, browns, tans), with accents of purple and green from algae or other marine growth on the coral. The lobster itself has a patterned exoskeleton with shades of brown, tan, and black, and its legs have orange tips. The overall impression is one of a natural, undisturbed underwater habitat, with the lobster as the focal point of this vibrant ecosystem. The image is sharp and well-lit, showcasing the intricate details of the coral and the lobster.
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