I was shooting macro when I noticed the sun giving out a nice sun burst behind the pillars and I quickly switched to wide angle mode on my TG6. This is the result I got.

Surface glow - Silhouette of all the life under water

Eretmochelys imbricata (hawksbill seaturtle). (f/8, 1/160, ISO-100, 42mm). - Erik

Baby bottlenose dolphin

Bottlenose dolphin, Rangiroa
Small group of bottlenose dolphins with two young passing near me by curiosity of my presence
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Swim through

Sony a7Rvi w Nauticam housing was used to capture the brilliant Egyptian Reef in Ras Mehammad National Park, Red Sea using ambient light without filter.

Entrance

I was free diving at home, in QLD Australia when I looked down and saw this, HUGE Ray below me swimming through a huge school of fish. They all parted around the huge male and he swam off and buried i=himself in the sand on the edge of the reef.

Echeneis naucrates (live sharksucker). (f/5.6, 1/160, ISO-125, 50mm). - Erik

The tiger and the reef fish look like they are about to square off. I love marine predators and my wife and I were able to see this sigh and be lucky enough to capture this image.

Ancient Greek figure underwater

signs

Raja Ampat
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Eagle ray taking off. It got scared by my exhaled bubbles and shot upwards when I took the picture on the fly.

"L'empereur". Cheilinus undulatus (Napoleon wrasse). (f/6.3, 1/160, ISO-100, 50mm). - Erik

Chaetodon semilarvatus (masked butterflyfish) (f/5, 1/160, ISO-200, 31mm). - Erik

resting whales and photographer (taken under permit)

Aussie marine biologist gets up close to a sleeping Caribbean Sperm Whale. (taken under permit)

let's see who is the fastest

An adult Stoplight Parrot in Tobacco Bay, Bermuda

“There’s something below the surface” Dive off the coast of Cancun at M.U.S.A

Sunken Treasure! A Volkswagen Beetle on the ocean floor in Mexico

This was my best encounter with a whale and his calf. I had chance to have in front of me 2 dolphins with the whales! Special and unique moment to me, will remember it for long.

Image was taken in Baa Atoll, Maldives at around 20m on a cloudy day.

In the blue - Bathfish

"Ghosts" (Carangoides fulvoguttatus - Yellowspotted trevally). Brightness, contrast etc. modified (PS Express) to accentuate highlights. Shot downwards into the blue with only natural light. - Erik