Twenty species of shark, each one in the water it actually lives in rather than a generic blue void. Great whites move through cold kelp forest. Whale sharks and basking sharks cruise open water with the mouth held wide and toothless, combing plankton. Whitetip and gray reef sharks pass over coral heads, nurse sharks and wobbegongs lie camouflaged on the bottom, and bull sharks work the tannin stained water of mangrove estuaries. Threshers and makos are caught out over seamounts and open ocean, blue sharks in clear offshore water. Every frame carries the life that belongs there, schooling fish parting ahead, coral, kelp, plankton bloom, so the picture reads as a natural history photograph rather than an animal cut out and dropped into blue. Full UHD for desktop, streaming and print. Created by Jeff Dupler, using the latest in AI technology.


























