Underwater Photo Location: Maldives

by Holger Koch
Ghostpipefish

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by Michael Johnson
Shot in the Maldives in April, 2009.

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by Keith Savill
Sunset Reflections on Maldivian Liveaboard

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by Keith Savill
Mantas Mantas!! 100 or so Manta's in a vortex of feeding frenzy. An amazing diving experience. Canon Ixus 85is and Inon Fisheye.

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by Keith Savill
Oncoming traffic. Canon Ixus 85is on manual white balance.

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by Keith Savill
Manta Reflections

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by Keith Savill
Manta's Dancing...

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by Keith Savill
I need to get myself a Rebreather!!!

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by Debi Henshaw
3 of a kind! Tokina 10-17mm + 1.4 TC

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by Afflitti Gianluca
hello!!!

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by Keith Savill
Manta Soup....

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by Keith Savill
Two Harlequin Filefish - Canon Ixus 85, Inon Macro lens, Inon D2000 strobe

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by Keith Savill
The eye of the moray. Canon Ixus 85is, Inon Macro lens, Inon D2000 strobe.

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by Keith Savill
Magnificent Anenomies - so beautiful. Just a shame the inhabitants weren't playing ball!

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by Keith Savill
Green Eyes... 2 Sea Grass Ghost Pipefish

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by Keith Savill
Hooked! - Nurse Shark that has had a close encounter.

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by Keith Savill
Bar Tailed Moray. Taken with Canon Ixus 85, Inon D2000 strobe and Inon macro lens.

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by Paul Flandinette
Taken on a cleaning station, using a Tokina 10-17

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by Christine Hamilton
Magnificent Mantas

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by Nicole Tan
Divers in the blue A silhouette portraiture of the dive buddies on our trip in Maldive

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by Adam Hew
jet fighters.

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by Marchione Giacomo
Shot Nikon D200, 12-24mm Nikon, twin strobo Maldives

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by Oscar Miralpeix
Meerufenfushi

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by Betül Ündar
Bluestripe Snappers

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by Oscar Miralpeix
Mantas feeding

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by Oscar Miralpeix
Moray eel close up

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by Oscar Miralpeix
whaleshark and uwphotographer ready to take a photo

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by Oscar Miralpeix
Titan

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by Luke Gordon
Cruising the shallows

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by Oscar Miralpeix
during safety stop

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by Oscar Miralpeix
"gold"

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by Oscar Miralpeix
Maldives

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by Oscar Miralpeix
air

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by Oscar Miralpeix
Sunset in Maldives

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by Oscar Miralpeix
little puffer

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by Oscar Miralpeix
calloplesiops altivelis

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by Andrew Falconer
This shot of two manta rays came at the end of a liveaboard dive trip in the Maldives. The pair seemed to be performing a courting ritual that went on for ages and were oblivious of me

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by Oscar Miralpeix
Maldives

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by Wolfgang Zwicknagl
Portrait, background slightly darkened but almost out of cam.

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by Oscar Miralpeix
Sweetlips in Maldives

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by Oscar Miralpeix
surgeonfish portrait

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by Marteyne Van Well
Two mantas swimming in a 'train'. Taken with Canon EOS 5D Mark III and EF 8-15mm fisheye lens at Six Senses Laamu in Maldives

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by Marteyne Van Well
An ornate ghost pipefish

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by Oscar Miralpeix
Maldives sunset

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by Sean Chinn
Grandad Moray.

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by Tony Ho
Nurse sharks around the boat in the evening

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by Joerg Blessing
Glassy day

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by Joe Graham
Spaceship! Manta passing by on Night dive under the boat

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by Tracey Jennings
A simple coral and family

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by Tracey Jennings
coral window

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by Tracey Jennings
Just a nemo

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by Tracey Jennings
Coming through

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by Tracey Jennings
Manta

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by Tracey Jennings
Maldives

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by Tracey Jennings
Checking out the soft coral

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by Tracey Jennings
Maldives

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by Tracey Jennings
maldives

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by Tracey Jennings
leopard shark

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by Tracey Jennings
leopard shark

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by Tracey Jennings
Maldives

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by Qunyi Zhang
tiger shark by Nikon z7

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by Qunyi Zhang
Shot by Nikon Z7 + 14-30mm, with Nauticam housing. Location is Fuvahmulah island Maldives. Tiger shark close.

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by Qunyi Zhang
Tiger shark is an awesome creature. You can easily tell the difference between them. They have different lines on their bodies. This one has the most beautiful lines. Shot by Nikon Z7.

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by Marcus De La Haye
I took this image with a Canon Powershot whilst freediving in the Maldives in February 2018. The waters surrounding this small island now host a huge population of stingrays and moray eels, because a tuna factory on the island discards tuna waste.

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by Grace Bailey
Peek-a-boo

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