Here is a selection of images captured during dives in the Egyptian Red Sea. This region is world-renowned for its crystal-clear waters and the exceptional biodiversity of its underwater ecosystems.
This series includes photographs of local wildlife, such as Hawksbill turtles and vibrant coral reefs, but also explores the haunting beauty of the many wrecks littering the seabed. These underwater monuments offer a unique glimpse into history, now being slowly reclaimed by marine life.
Eretmochelys imbricata — Hawksbill sea turtle
The Rosalie-Moller wreck
Exploring the Rosalie-Moller
The Thistlegorn wreck
Relics on the Thistlegorn
History preserved within the Thistlegorn
Divers exploring
Field of coral
Coral and polyps
Life reclaiming the Numidia wreck
Salad coral and divers
School of fusiliers
A pair of butterfly fish
Inside the Giannis-D
Cornetfish
The “smile” of the stonefish
Squids
Diver exploring the Giannis-D wreck
Hawksbill sea turtle — Eretmochelys imbricata
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