"Extinction VII" Pigmy Seahorse where it is easier to

where it is easier to catch them

Since 2009

Constant nibbling on algae and dead coral by schools of parrotfish is essential for coral reef health

The image is composed of over 50 individual frames making up the reef plus many more closeups of marine life

it is spectacularly colored

"Extinction VII" Pigmy Seahorse where it is easier toSeventh in a series about species on the brink of extinction. Pollution and fishing are endangering the Hawksbill turtle. Primarily an artist, Dray van Beeck pursued underwater photography as a hobby, but that soon grew into passion and addiction. Since 2009, Dray has focused on digital art, manipulating his underwater captures into a fantasy world of his wildest dreams. Acrylic Canvas Fine Art Paper Archival quality printing Highest possible