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| In this site you'll find a collection of underwater photos I have taken in last years. It's continually updated and also includes travel information, diving tips and other interesting links. You can download photos ONLY for personal use. For any other purpose, please contact me first.
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| Nonprofit site dedicated to providing high-quality, royalty-free images of human impact on the marine environment for use by the nonprofit community for publications, slide shows, web sites, etc.
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| New Zealand and Natural Stock Photos by Rob Suisted
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| Underwater Images of Reinhard Dirscherl
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| Mary and I lived in Oman from August 2001 until March 2006, after spending some 13 years in Jeddah on the Saudi Arabian Red Sea coast. We are now both retired and living in Malta. We have been photographing and studying reef fishes since 1989 and have built a library of photographs of about 600 species present around the Arabian peninsula, which includes the Red Sea, Gulf of Oman and Southern Oman (Arabian Sea). The photos concentrate on facilitating identification and some Red Sea photos were... [More]
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Abridged Edition (770 of 9702 possible species)...
Bird photos taken by Marcus G. Martin on various birding trips to places including Antarctica, Canada, Ecuador, Mexico, Panama, South Africa, and the United States of America.
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| If you've never floated above a thriving coral reef, it's difficult to imagine how colorful and abundant these fragile ecosystems are. Fortunately, CORAL has partnered with professional and amateur underwater photographers to create an extensive collection of beautiful coral reef images. The Coral Reef Photobank helps us educate the public about coral reefs and their amazing inhabitants while raising awareness about the urgent need for coral reef conservation around the world. Many of our images... [More]
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| Contributing Photographers : Expeditions Galleries - Florida : Bonaire : Honduras : Flower Gardens : Indonesia...
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| The clownfish underwater picture gallery has more than 4,000 pictures by the world-class underwater photographer, Wilhelm A. Bögershausen.
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| Rolf Hicker is well known both nationally and internationally for his work as a nature, travel, and wildlife photographer and filmmaker. He also specializes in web solutions, and marketing for travel and photography related websites.
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| Dave Harasti - Marine Species Database - marine biologist and award winning photographer
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| Massimo Boyer (edge-of-reef.com) cooperates, as professional photographer and writer with the Italian magazines Aqva and Subaqva, and with other International magazines and publisher out of Manado, Indonesia.
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| award-winning underwater photographs of marine life, including seahorses, sea dragons, clownfish, coral reefs, kelp forests, fish, sharks, dolphins, sea turtles, invertebrates, symbiosis, camouflage, predation & defense
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| Living Ocean Productions is an underwater imaging business based in Kona, Hawaii. We work within ecosystems all around the tropical world, capturing and documenting marine life and its ecology - with an emphasis on spreading education, awareness and conservation.
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Submitted by Bryce Groark
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| A website dedicated to bringing you information and quality pictures of various species of whales and dolphins.
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| A professional stock photo agency specializing in exceptional pictures of marine life from every ocean.
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This website is born due to one of my favourite hobby,
that is underwater sports. After almost twenty years experience as amateur apneist, in the summer of 1999 I achieved the first level FIPSAS-CMAS patent (and afterwards in 2001 the second) and now I go in for the scuba diving with passion. Now I am very interested to the underwater photography and with my brother we have collected many photos (more than 100,000) with special attention to marine biology.
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| Stock Photo Library: The world's largest marine wildlife image database.
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| My name is Peter Schulz. Duh! I'm fully retired and totally happy with my life. I spend my time scuba diving, taking pictures underwater, and recently I slithered from the sea to start taking pictures topside. I also like using computers to edit pictures and create web sites as a way of sharing the beauty I see around me.
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What do you get when you mix an unyielding amount of passion, a little insanity, and a pinch of ocean blue? The answer is: Me!
Raised in south Florida, my wildlife encounters as a boy were limited to my backyard, a local pond, and my summer vacations in Key West. It was in the fabulous Florida Keys that my unsolicited terror of the unknown ocean world slowly gave in to a whole new level of fascination. Floating below me was an alien world waiting to be discovered.
Over twen... [More]
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The staff of ReefNet spends several weeks each summer diving around a se1ected tropical destination, with the primary goal being to document the marine life as thoroughly as possible. The photographs and videos we take provide material for new editions of our electronic field guides. Another goal is to locally sponsor and participate in the Great annual Fish Count (GAFC), which generates valuable information for the REEF database.
These albums illustrate the highlights of our trips, w... [More]
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| More than 2,000 different fish species and more than 10,000 fish photos in my archive. (and that's just his fish photos... check them all out, beautiful work...)
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| "Stephen Frink is the world's most widely published underwater photographer. With a career spanning nearly three decades, his photos have appeared in a wide variety of dive journals and magazines world-wide, and he has provided stunning imagery for hundreds of promotional campaigns."
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