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10 Great Underwater Photos

The world is a pretty amazing place, don't you think? There are so many unique places, cultures and so many amazing things to photograph. But when you look under water there is even more to capture. From unique sea life that you do not see on a daily basis to underwater shipwrecks, taking a camera underwater can really be a treat. 

Today we want to share some great underwater photos to get your weekend started off right. These photos were all winners in the 2016 Underwater Photographer Of The Year Contest. Enjoy!  

"A Family Affair." Winner, International, Wrecks. Photo credit: Thomas Heckmann

"A Family Affair." Winner, International, Wrecks. Photo credit: Thomas Heckmann

"Catshark Supernova." British Underwater Photographer of the Year, Title Winner. Photo credit: Dan Bolt

"Catshark Supernova." British Underwater Photographer of the Year, Title Winner. Photo credit: Dan Bolt

"Gold." Underwater Photographer of the Year. Overall Title Winner. Photo credit: Davide Lopresti

"Gold." Underwater Photographer of the Year. Overall Title Winner. Photo credit: Davide Lopresti

"Millions of crabs." Third Place, International, Behaviour. Photo credit: Rui Guerra

"Millions of crabs." Third Place, International, Behaviour. Photo credit: Rui Guerra

"Transparent Trick." Highly Commended, Up & Coming. Photo credit: Ferenc Lorincz

"Transparent Trick." Highly Commended, Up & Coming. Photo credit: Ferenc Lorincz

"Part of the Illusion." Winner, British Wide Angle. Photo credit: Marcus Blatchford

"Part of the Illusion." Winner, British Wide Angle. Photo credit: Marcus Blatchford

"Seven." Commended, Wide Angle. Photo credit: Mathieu Foulquié

"Seven." Commended, Wide Angle. Photo credit: Mathieu Foulquié

"Icebreaker." Commended, Wide Angle. Photo credit: Tobias Friedrich

"Icebreaker." Commended, Wide Angle. Photo credit: Tobias Friedrich

"Slug." Highly Commended, British Waters Macro. Photo credit: Alex Tattersall

"Slug." Highly Commended, British Waters Macro. Photo credit: Alex Tattersall

"Friend or Foe?" Commended, British Waters Macro. Photo credit: Dan Bolt

"Friend or Foe?" Commended, British Waters Macro. Photo credit: Dan Bolt


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These Aerial Shots Of The Sea Are Stunning

Many times photos of sea landscapes can be quite similar, but Australian photographer Lisa Michele Burns’ beautiful images will totally change your mind. Burns has taken these photos as part of a new project of hers called “The World from the Water” and we wanted to share them with you today. 

The photos are published on her website, The Wandering Lens, a site that lists some of the most exciting places around the world for photography alongside tips on travel photography. We hope you enjoy as much as we do! 

According to the article on Huffington Post, Burns says her style is “colorful and warm.”  She loves capturing landscapes during the hours of the day when the light is warm and the colors are rich. For her underwater photography, she uses a split-level style, capturing the underwater world and the scenery above the water level in the same image. 

Here is what Burns recently told HuffPost Greece: “While I love taking aerial photographs, I actually prefer to see the world through a pair of goggles and my underwater camera. Using the water in my work changes the perspective of each destination and highlights a different view.”

Burns is mainly inspired by the outdoors. She told HuffPost, “I’ve never really been a city or street photographer, I’m much more inspired by beaches, mountains, lakes, the ocean…I recently saw the Northern Lights for the first time in Sweden and that has definitely inspired me to seek out colder destinations for photography alongside my wanderlust for tropical islands!”

See more work from Lisa Michele Burns’ on her website, The Wandering Lens, or follow her on Facebook or Instagram.


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