25 Photographs on the Edge of Two Worlds

The authors of these photographs captured the edge, where water and air meet. The worlds on two sides of the water surface are totally different. What equals them is the beautiful uniqueness of life in both of them.

Papua — New Guinea

South Africa

Palau

Bora Bora

Switzerland

Madeleine, Canada

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WOW!!!!!! Especially loved the turtle and seal!

a reply to: Night Star

Follow the link for morr amazing stuff!! O how I wish to be able to do that.

a reply to: IndependentOpinion

I love the contrast between both worlds, this is amazing photography. I especially love the pics of Green Lake, Austria. I would so love to be there before and after the flooding and do some diving while flooded. Green Lake is one of my bucket list items. Thanks so much for sharing these Snf

a reply to: 2manyholes

That photo is so amazing, I had to look a few times just to be satisfied!! My personal favorite is Blue Grotto, Italy. I don't really know why, maybe its the contrast between light and darkness, or maybe the mystical look to it. Thanks for taking a look. I love sharing stuff like this with others.

(My family is getting really annoyed by this; me not being able to wait to share real interesting and cool thing with them. LOL! Luckily here on ATS everyone has his/her own choice)

a reply to: IndependentOpinion

Had to go back and check Blue Grotto. Yes, it's the contrast of black and blue only, quite captivating, the limit of color adds to a very peaceful setting in this image.

a reply to: 2manyholes

it's the contrast of black and blue

That's it, you're right.

a reply to: IndependentOpinion

Great find !

Normally you don`t see what is under the water, so imagining you just look at the above part first without being able to see what is under water and then go see what is also beneath surface is fun to do.

a reply to: BornAgainAlien

This photos got me looking at underwater cameras for my trip to Mozambique. I can't wait to go snorkeling with an underwater camera, and then sharing my photos with ATS!!

a reply to: IndependentOpinion

I sure would enjoy to see those pictures, when do you think you will go ?

I was going to ask this summer, but "winter" is coming up in the Southern Hemisphere of course...duh!

a reply to: BornAgainAlien

Early June. It might be cold then, but I think it would be worth it

a reply to: IndependentOpinion

What`s cold in your definition of things ?

Awesome pictures.

Nature seems to be putting on quite the show!

a reply to: BornAgainAlien

Anything less than room-temp, and besides, I never felt a 'warm' ocean

a reply to: IndependentOpinion

I was curious because people will start saying it`s cold over here at temperatures just above freezing, or when the day temperature is just below freezing.

And it`s different in other places of the World.

What do you expect the ocean temps to be in June where you are going ?

those are so beautiful, I was looking at Papua on Google Earth yesterday, place I sick.

a reply to: BornAgainAlien


Average daily July sea temperatures

Max: 24.6°C / 76.2°F
Avg: 23.7°C / 74.6°F
Min: 22.9°C / 73.2°F

The one from Switzerland is astonishing! Who knew that the swiss alps were really just huge icebergs? Just kidding hehe...