Marine Life Photography

Marine Life Photographer

I have taken most of these photos while working as an underwater photographer at a dive center in koh Lanta, Krabi, Thailand. The coral reefs in Krabi, like Koh Haa, Koh Rok, Hin Daeng and Hin Muang are some of the most biodiverse in the world. 

 

These dive sites have an amazing amount of marine life with soft corals covered in Glassfish, schools of Batfish, Nudibranchs, clownfish, Octopuses, Turtles, Trevallies hunting, schools of snappers, Leopard sharks, Manta rays and Whale sharks are some of the reefs inhabitants.

 

I have an extensive collection of underwater photos for sale as stock photos or prints. I also shoot marine life for diving magazines, and destination advertisement. If you have a project, please contact me

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Magnus and his underwater camera
Hollow branch fan coral, black coral and purple soft coral all bundeled up together and clad in a silver vail of glassfish
Large whaleshark swimming in shallow water of koh Haa, Koh Lanta
Two nudiebranches sitting on different sides of one leaf, creating a mirror effect.
Juvenile ghost pipe fish beeing well camuflaged in a feather star (Crinoid), Bali.
Bumphead parrotfish on a sunrise dive in Liberty wreck Tulamben Bali
Giant Trevally, Caranx ignobilis, hearding a baitball
A school of batfish were hanging out underneith the dive boat on this calm and sunny day. It took me a while to get the sun, boat and fish all lined up, but it was worth the effort.
Leopard Shark resting on the sandy bottom of Hin Bida, Phi Phi.
The shell of a Green sea turtle taken at Hin Muang, Thailand
Manta ray over cleaning station in hin Muang
Soft corals growing in an underwater cave called “the Fishbowl” in koh Haa, Thailand
Juvenile Harlquin shrimp swimmin, or hopping between rock in the shallows
Lionfish on the hunt above a soft coral, koh Haa
Diver exploring the coral reefs of koh Haa
Bright red corals with a cloud of glassfish around. Koh Haa, Thailand.
Clark’s anemone fish blowing water over his babies to make sure the red, developing eggs get plenty of oxygene rich water. Tulamben, Bali
Macro photo of a Nemo clownfish tending to its eggs under the purple mantle of the host anemone
“The Chimney” is one of the famous caverns in koh Haa island #1
A 6m whale shark passing over head in koh Haa, Thailand
Hawksbill turtle eating from of some bubble coral in koh Haa, Thailand
Soft corals create sustenance and shelter for smaller fish making them a key element for a healty ecosystem. Hin Daeng, Koh Lanta
Corcelain crab, fishing for plankton passing by in the current. Koh Haa 1.
Pink soft corals veiled in a school of glass fish
Pink hairy squat lobster, Lauriea siagiani, is also called a “Fairy crab”. Ahmed, Bali
Oceanic mantaray passing over my head in the clear shallow waters of Hin Muang
Oceanic manta ray flowing throught the water in Hin Daeng, Koh Lanta, Krabi
Giant moray hiding among glassfish, koh Haa, Thailand
Hawksbill turtle looking up from it’s meal, surrounded by soft corals. Koh Haa, Thailand
Harlequin swimming crab, Lissocarcinus laevis, Ahmed, Bali
A school yellowback fusiliers, Caesio xanthonota, crossing the sundrenched reef of hin Daeng, Thailand
Diver swimming betwen the two giant cave openings that is “The Cathedral” in Koh Haa, Thailand
Stay off! The larger male is trying to scare off another suiter to stop him from mating with the female. Koh Bida, Phi Phi Islands

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Marine Life Photography

From editorials in magazines to destination marketing the underwater world keeps fascinating us and pictures is a way of freezing that point in time, making us able to study nature in all it's detail.

Commercial Underwater Photography

Marketing content for underwater products, dive destinations, dive resorts or dive centers. Make sure you show what you are selling in the best light possible!

Conservation Photography

Documentation, showing progress, fundraising, social media and website content, there are many reasons for marine conservation projects to want professional underwater photos.

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