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The underwater ‘muses’ photo series by Christy Lee Rogers is reminiscent of  French Baroque painter Nicolas Poussin . The Hawaiian visual artist produces her colourful, luminous works by submerging her models interlaced bodies, draped in vibrant fabrics, into water and capturing the refraction of light which gives the photographs a painterly effect. Christy Lee Rogers poolside in between shots. Nicolas Poussin: A Dance for the Music of Time  (c.1634 - 1636

Ian and Erick Regnard are two Australian brothers who have created a stunning series of underwater nudes. What makes the images even more remarkable is that they shot the series on large format 4x5 Polaroid film.  In 2010  one of their underwater Polaroid nudes won them International Photographer of the year in the "Special Category".  I think it was well deserved.  I especially love the images of the dancing stingrays with nude model - Simply stunning! Limited edition prints are available here . ©  Ian Erick Regnard ©  Ian Erick Regnard ©  Ian Erick Regnard ©  Ian Erick Regnard ©  Ian Erick Regnard ©  Ian Erick Regnard ~ The award winning image. ©  Ian Erick Regnard ©  Ian Erick Regnard

Scores of 600-pound Atlantic Goliath groupers leave their normally solitary existence to mate and spawn on the shipwrecks, ledges, and structures off of Jupiter, West Palm Beach, and Boynton Beach—as well as off the west coast of Florida—from mid-August into October. Photographer David Doubilet swam along with these friendly giants and captured some great images. "They remind me of my family, like my Uncle Johnny from New Jersey."  ~ David Doubilet  Goliath groupers emerge from a blizzard of baitfish on a WWII shipwreck off Florida. ~ Photograph by David Doubilet Photograph by David Doubilet Goliaths do sometimes eat the big crustaceans, but they prefer to dine on sand-burrowing crabs. Captain Tony Tarracino and his family pose in 1958 with a day’s catch from the Florida Keys. Recreational hauls of goliaths helped push them near extinction. Goliaths hover in a 
strong current above
 the Zion Train artificial reef near Jupiter, Florida. The fish gather on wrecks and reefs by t...

Daniel Stoupin snapped 150,000 22-megapixel RAW exposures to make this stunning 4K masterpiece. Sadly we can only view it in 1080P but it will still wow you I promise. " To make this little clip I took 150000 shots. Why so many? Because macro photography involves shallow depth of field. To extend it, I used focus stacking. Each frame of the video is actually a stack that consists of 3-12 shots where in-focus areas are merged. Just the intro and last scene are regular real-time footage. One frame required about 10 minutes of processing time (raw conversion + stacking). Unfortunately, the success rate was very low due to copious technical challenges and I spent almost 9 long months just to learn how to make these kinds of videos and understand how to work with these delicate creatures." ~  Daniel Stoupin *WATCH IN FULL HD ~ FULL SCREEN* Slow Life from Daniel Stoupin on Vimeo . Daniel's Gear: - Canon 7D (died at the beginning of the project as he had overused it in his re...

Hold Your Breath and Open Your Eyes – For its March issue, Vogue Italia features designer looks from eyewear producer Marchon. Photographer Douglas Friedman (Bernstein Andriulli) captures eyewear styles from labels such as Jil Sander, Emilio Pucci and Chloe paired with looks from their respective spring ready-to-wear collections.