The Ripple

The RippleA flying fish, captured in this shot by Anouska Freedman, preparing to take to the air. Ripples in the calm waters give a good resemblance of a rock skipped on water. However, if you take a closer look, you will actually see the wavy pattern made by the fishs tail to help boost it to fly. This particular shot has a great angle at almost exactly 45 degrees from the base to just the off center of the frame. With the blue oceanic waters serving as a

From Daniel Nicholson: Green sea turtles have captured the hearts of many around the world

the yield is always profitable in life-currency

Killer Whales/Orcas are the ultimate ocean predator

where these majestic creatures rest

this member-only tee offers a modern

The focus on the color of the shark

as they can grow as long as 120 feet

turquoise water

Here is a photo from a very special sunset moment when we were in the shallows and one of the last things you would expect to see is a humpback

or one navigating unfamiliar waters

creating a striking contrast that enhances the ray’s graceful form

From Jake Wilton: The critically endangered Guitar Fish (Rhynchobatus laevis) also known as the wedge fish and shovel nose shark is a large species of ray that we are lucky enough to encounter through out the year on the Ningaloo Reef