jelly fish by Dominique Robertson Underwater Photography

Dominique Robertson Underwater Photography

Conservation Photography

Watching these beautiful creatures gracefully drift by is more mesmerizing than a factory of lavalamps.

Here a small shark drifts calmly away and I was struck by the languid movements of it’s back fins….Sharks are more known known for their other, more prominent end…the sharper one.
Once while snorkeling in Key West I was looking at a lobster den when suddenly I looked up just in time to see this beautiful ray glide silently by….
Even us land-locked lubbers can appreciate the subtle grace and beauty of undersea dancers like this polyp.
 
This is Dolores a 3 year old female pacific octopus happily chilling in her tank with a mason jar full of goodies tucked tightly under 2 of her tentacles… mid-day snack. Taken at Ripley’s Aquarium in Toronto