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I love the sea world and I'm a big fan of underwater photography, so I decided to hand pick some amazing photographies that show this underwater world that we not so used to, enjoy the inspiration.
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Monday, February 4, 2013
Monday, January 21, 2013
Amazing Underwater Photography by Mark Tipple
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In our daily life we think that photography is very simple and everyone that have camera can do it but my fellows this concept is wrong. A person having best camera of the world but having no experience in photography is like animals fighting for their food. As long as this world is growing alot of talented people shown Mark Tipple is one of them. He is from Sydney, Australia and his points of expertise lies in cinematography, Photography and underwater photography. We shared some of his awesome work on Snapzlife hope you like it, share it and appreciate this great man.
Amazing Underwater Photography by Mark Tipple
via snapzlife.com
In our daily life we think that photography is very simple and everyone that have camera can do it but my fellows this concept is wrong. A person having best camera of the world but having no experience in photography is like animals fighting for their food. As long as this world is growing alot of talented people shown Mark Tipple is one of them. He is from Sydney, Australia and his points of expertise lies in cinematography, Photography and underwater photography. We shared some of his awesome work on Snapzlife hope you like it, share it and appreciate this great man.
Monday, January 14, 2013
The Underwater Project of Mark Tipple
Photography as much as creativity has no limits. This idea was well proven by Australian documentary photographer Mark Tipple, who took photography to the next level. He takes pictures underwater and beneath the waves where some of the most amazing sights are waiting to be captured.
Saturday, September 8, 2012
35 Awesome Underwater Photos
via creativefan.com
Water is an essential part of our existence and we cannot live without it. Though we may be earth dwelling creatures, aquatic life fascinates us. There are numerous myths and stories in different cultures that are woven around the sea and underwater life. The advent of underwater photography has revived interest in those myths and it is growing popular day by day. The advancement of technology has made it possible for us to explore the deep and hitherto unfathomable sea water which is no less than a boon. The wonderful underwater photos are a delight to the eyes that give us amazing glimpses into what goes inside the water with the water animals.
Thursday, August 30, 2012
Magnificent Underwater Photography
via abduzeedo.com
I'm terrified of places where I might get vulnerable and exposed to its dangers. My best guess is that underwater I might get devoured by a giant shark or dragged to the bottom of ocean by something with tentacles. But seeing these underwater pictures make my thoughts get lighter and even merrier.
Monday, August 6, 2012
30 Unbelievable Underwater Photography
via dezineguide.com
The following post will showcase you with some incredible examples of underwater photography. Do check the authors portfolio for more inspiration.
Thursday, May 10, 2012
Coming soon: World’s largest underwater hotel
via smartplanet.com
The notion of “sleeping with the fishes” may someday have a much more upbeat connotation if an ambitious new construction project in Dubai gets underway.
Swiss firm BIG InvestConsult AG has partnered with Underwater architecture specialists Deep Ocean Technology to build the world’s largest underwater hotel. Early designs of the envisioned Water Discus hotel showcases an interconnected network of disc shaped structures that each functions separately as distinct destinations such as a restaurant, parking terrace and even a helio landing pad for the fashionably late billionaires. The underwater section, located 33 feet below sea level, will feature a 11,000 square feet building that houses 21 guest rooms.
Plans also call for a diving center, a spa and garden patio — all of which can be easily accessed using elevators or stairs. And if that isn’t remarkable enough, the structure can also be moved in case the location suddenly becomes unsuitable. Each of the high rise disc units can detach from the main connecting frame and float on its own to safety.
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