Featured Work

  • MiaMira Magnifica 2 by Dan Sweeney

    Another shot of my favorite Nudibranch taken on Cannibal Rock, Rinca Island, Indonesia.

  • StarShine by Sherry Osborn

    This little guy was under the water. I made him look like he was hanging on a rock half way out.. KODAK Z712 IS Another Star Fish Photo /

  • Stretch by MattTworkowski

    Image of a Nembrotha purpureolineata (Nudibranch) up close & personal taken in Komodo Marine Park,Indonesia / © All images copyright MattTworkowski 2008

  • Boredom Becomes Her by Lisa Weber

    All artwork is created by using Bryce Software. Image copyright © 2008 Lisa C. Weber. Copying and displaying or redistribution of this image without permission from the artist is strictly prohibited.

  • Devils Cave by Becky Kagan

    Diver enters Devil’s cave system. The red tannic river water mixes overhead creating an erie “doom” effect.

  • Together by Amanda Cotton

    Freediver Felix Leander diving with a lemon shark at Tiger Beach, Bahamas. Felix Leander along with his father Wolfgang Leander are highly dedicated to protecting the sharks of our oceans. To learn more about Wolfgang Leander and his work to help protect the sharks of the world please visit oceanicdreams.com All proceeds from the sale of this image will be donated to www.oceanicdreams.com. It is my goal to help support the fight to protect these beauties. Nikon D200 / Tokina 10-17mm © Amanda Cotton 2008 Click on any of the thumbnails to browse some of my other Tiger Beach, Bahamas images. /

  • Kelp Banner by George Cathcart

    Golden fronds of kelp wave in the current of the cold ocean water in Carmel Bay, California.

  • Dolphin eye by Stewart Macdonald

    A bottlenose dolphin stares at the camera while her pod-mates linger in the background. / Shark Bay, Western Australia.

  • Kiss by seamonkey

    Pygmy seahorse, 8mm, Hippocampus bargibanti

  • Turtle in a Bubble by George Cathcart

    Sometimes it is better to be lucky than to be good. I did position myself to silhouette the turtle against the sun, but it was pure luck that my initial large exhalation bubble got between me and the turtle and picked up the animal’s reflection. This was shot at Darwin Island in the Galapagos, May, 2007.

  • Soft Coral Crab by Ross Gudgeon

    Lembeh Strait, Sulawesi

  • Hook by Amanda Cotton

    Tiger Beach, Bahamas Tiger shark at Tiger Beach. She unfortunately had a hook embedded in the corner of her mouth. ©Amanda Cotton 2008

Recent Work

  • Galapagos Newborn Sea Lion by Dan Sweeney

    After giving birth, the mother sea lion had left the newborn to fill up on fish just before sundown. The light was perfect on his eyes.

  • Emperor Shrimp on Nudibranch by Dan Sweeney

    Taken near Komodo Island, Indonesia.

  • Sardine run by Stephen Colquitt

    A small school of sardines makes a run for it over a stretch of the Great Barrier Reef, Queensland, Australia. Nikon D200 – 10.5 mm fisheye

  • Writing

    RESCUE Calendar Reminder….…Calendar Reminder…. Remember the great challenge, ALL PETS GREAT AND SMALL HAD,here is the great looking Calendar !http://images-2….

    Calendar Reminder…. Remember the great challenge, ALL PETS GREAT AND SMALL HAD,here is the great looking Calendar The seperate site is wildliferescue. The area a local University Vet that I support in our local country area. They also are a training/learning facility, so there knowledge is also passes around the country. There site is dedicated to all the Wildlife Rescued each year in Australia and the people who self fund the care of these animal. The proceeds of this user Wildliferescue will be donated to the University Vet in Camden NSW Australia who specifically look after the rescued animals and make them better for cares to / re-release them into the wild. This hospital spends thousands of dollars each year on the rescued wildlife into there clinic. Most of this money is donations, fundraising or grants they apply for. To help them with this all sale profits will go to the University Vet Clinic. Let us also thank the staff and volunteers at the Clinic and the Rescuers and Carers of these animals for the hours they give up to make sure these animals get a second chance. Thank you for your support :o) ANYONE LEAVING MESSAGES ON THE PICTURES IN THIS GROUP. PLEASE GO TO THE ORIGINAL OWNERS OF THE PHOTO AND THANK THEM ON THERE ORIGINAL PHOTO. UNI LINK / http://www.vetsci.usyd.edu.au/wildlife_conservation/services/hospital.shtml Thank you to those who have already bought a Calendar, for supporting the injured wildlife. All support is greatly appreciated, especially by the Wildlife… :o) Sharon

  • Sunbathing Seal by Colleen Battistoni

    This one is a yearling, isn’t she cute???? Oh that sun feels sooo good !!!! I love the sun too, feels so good and lifts the spirit.

  • Nursing Seal by Colleen Battistoni

    Mama’s milk is BEST !!!

  • Writing

    Thanks!…Many thanks for featuring now two of my photos, Kelp Banner and Turtle in a Bubble, on the Underwater and Sealife Group page. It’s humbli…

  • Bubbles by MattTworkowski

    Close up shot of some species of Anemone taken in Alor,indonesia.This particular dive consisted entirely of Anemones & their dependants.Slow descending wall which I drifted alone for one hour & literally tens of thousands of them,have never seen anything like it in my life.Apparently the locals eat them when they are hungry enough

  • Fine Feathered by MattTworkowski

    Close up image of a Feather Star which is a close relative of the star fish,taken in Alor,Indonesia

  • Journey's end... by valzart

    ..The Salmon are home! a delightful place where they leap for joy after their very long and arduous journey up the river from the sea …. experimenting with digital techniques… ‘Thinking of you’

  • Christmas Tree Worm by Andrew Trevor-Jones

    © Copyright 2008 Andrew Trevor-Jones Christmas tree worm, Spirobranchus giganteus, Pavona Clavus, Ribbon Reef #5, Great Barrier Reef, Australia. Depth 8 metres. Nikon D300, Nikkor 18-55mm, +5 diopter, Ikelite housing, dome port and 2 x DS125 strobes. ISO200, 1/200s, f/16, @55mm

  • Christmas Tree Worm by Andrew Trevor-Jones

    © Copyright 2008 Andrew Trevor-Jones Christmas tree worm, Spirobranchus giganteus, at North Horn, Osprey Reef, Coral Sea. Depth: 16.7 metres. Nikon D300, Nikkor 18-55mm, +5 diopter, Ikelite Housing, dome port, 2 x DS125 strobes. ISO200, 1/125s, f/16, @55mm

Featured Members

  • Carlos Villoch

About This Group

This group is designed for all those that love underwater and sealife ( fresh water works are accepted). Works can be created in any medium…Photography, 3D, Photoshop, Fine Art, Drawings. All works must be created by you, any works submitted and not accredited to original copyright holder will be removed. Any images not following the guidelines will automatically be removed without notification.

Please feel free to show creatures of the sea in truth or myth, wreckage, underwater equipement, reefs, mermaids, submarines, underwater volcanic activity etc… We will also except artwork that show at least 2/3 underwater and 1/3 above water images.
Please No captive animals or aquarium shots,No birds unless they are underwater
T-shirts and Written works related to group theme are welcome!

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  1. Please abide by this group’s guidelines
  2. Please No captive animals or aquarium shots,No birds unless they are underwater
  3. Two uploads per day only.
  4. Don’t critique an art piece unless explicitly stated by the artist that they want critique.
  5. Any questions/suggestions, Bubblemail me.
  6. All uploads must have a “Under The Sea” theme.
  7. No Spam or non related themed journal entries are allowed.
  8. Any images not following the guidelines will automatically be removed without notification.
    No landscapes,seascapes,boats(above water) or any other content that does not have a “Under The Sea Theme”
    Guidelines are subject to change without notice.
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