Featured Work

  • Tiger Shark by Amanda Cotton

    I was blessed with moments like this over an entire week of diving. They are beautiful to watch in the water and are very timid, so interactions like this were very much coveted. Tiger shark at Tiger Beach, Bahamas. Nikon D200 / Tookina 10-17mm ©Amanda Cotton 2008 Click on any of the thumbnails to browse some of my other Tiger Beach, Bahamas images.

  • Lionfish by Amanda Cotton

    Tiger Beach, Bahamas Lionfish in the waters of the Bahamas. Nikon D200 / Tokina 10-17mm / Sea&Sea housing ©Amanda Cotton 2008 Click on any of the thumbnails to browse some of my other Tiger Beach, Bahamas images.

  • Rainbow by MattTworkowski

    Image of a Nembrotha purpureolineata taken in Komodo,Indonesia.They are found in Australia,West Pacific to Phillippines & vary in colour slightly in each area

  • Tokashiki Fan by Michael Powell

    Beautiful fan taken at Tokashiki, Keramas Japan.

  • Bull Ray by Caroline Swinburne

    This bull ray played with me and my dive buddy for about 15 minutes. It was quite confronting because he was as tall as me.

  • Scuba Diva by Karin Taylor

    / / / Scuba Diva is my latest creation for the “Children of the World” Series / She is a mixed media production created on brown paper over white gesso / using chalk pastels, acyrlic paint and charcoal. Scuba Diva was influenced and inspired by two friends of mine here on Red Bubble, both of their names have the initials MT Muscular Teeth who a great friend of mine challenged me to create this one… and MattTworkowski inspired me with his beautiful photographs from under the sea…. /

  • Cuttle Pair by Edjamen

    Pair of cuttlefish. Taken on a night dive at Port Stephens, NSW, Australia. Cuttlefish change colour/pattern to communicate, camoflauge themselves and intimidate predators. These two are using two different patterns.

  • Hammerhead Sharks by Walter Colvin

    3d art render of two hammerhead sharks. Made with Bryce 3d.

  • Seahorse by Carlos Villoch

    Yellow seahorse in the Canary Islands

  • turtle - 2008 by karmym

    protect sensitive animals and people. like in the animal world there are human killer that use their force to / harm others. sensitive beeing enrich our world, without them it would be very boring.

  • Save Our Whales by Karin Taylor

    Inspired by The Little Girl Who Saved the Whale by Cvail73 / / / / / Design created on brown paper / Mixed Media Production / felt tip pen / chalk pastels / acrylics / colour pencil / charcoal / / This little girl is an eco warrior, spreading the message “Save Our Whales” around the globe while hugging her very own whale, this is a very ‘whale friendly’ piece of art :) / My Chinese Chop was created by Keith Richardson / / Please contact Keith if you’d like him to create a chop for you!

  • Mosaic Leatherjacket by Edjamen

    Species of marine fish common on the East coast of Australia. Shot taken while SCUBA diving.

Recent Work

  • Nemo by Marco Heising

    Taken in Australia/Great Barrier Reef/ Milinreef/ near Cairns

  • Big Green Turtle having breakfast by Marco Heising

    Taken in Australia/Great Barrier Reef/ Milinreef/ near Cairns

  • Untitled by Marco Heising

    Taken in Australia/Great Barrier Reef/ Milinreef/ near Cairns

  • Fish Food by Clayton Bruster

    Here is a what’s left of a fish after something has eaten all but the bones. Left them nicely framed in the sand.

  • The Ancient Wisdom of the Sea by Helena Nelson-Reed

    If asked to assign the ocean a gender, I’d say ‘female’. The moon’s effect on tides and menses is one recognized by peoples from ancient times. Historically, myth and folklore always link women with the sea. Primordial seas gave birth to life forms that later adapted to dry land and took to the air. Like a wise woman, the oceans have seen much, but yield their secrets to a chosen few. Whether peaceful or stormy on the surface, always there are unplumbed depths waiting to be discovered. If you dont respect her, be on your guard. I visited Yellowknife, in Canada’s NT last year and the year before, and there became acquainted for the first time with the arctic ecology. This was an attempt to personify the way I relate to the ocean and its many life forms, energies, and undiscovered secrets. The wise woman’s face is taken from the sketch used used in another painting, ‘Morning Star” that appears on RedBubble. The swirling motifs are a vortex of somewhat stylised sea creatures found in arctic waters. The jewel at center is the living soul of the sea, beyond gender or description. Text and image copyright Helena Nelson Reed

  • Jelly Fish by Clayton Bruster

    One of my Jelly Fish images taken at Colonial Beach Virginia.

  • Jelly Fish by Clayton Bruster

    One of my Jelly Fish images taken at Colonial Beach Virginia.

  • Anemonfish by Marco Heising

    Taken at Milinreef (Cairns)

  • Forces Of Erosion by reflector

    Water running over these rocks over vast periods of time has cut many patterns into this rock shelf at the northern end of Soldiers Beach in New South Wales. Image As Is, straight from a Sony Cyber-Shot. F-stop: f/5.6 / Exposure time: 1/100 sec. / ISO speed: ISO-80 / Exposure bias: -1 step / Focal length: 5mm

  • Horny by AengusM

    Up close and personal with a Horned Blenny at Clifton Gardens..in the middle of Port Jackson (Sydney Harbour), Australia

Featured Members

  • Carlos Villoch

About This Group

This group is designed for all those that love underwater and sealife ( fresh water works are accepted). Works can be created in any medium…Photography, 3D, Photoshop, Fine Art, Drawings. All works must be created by you, any works submitted and not accredited to original copyright holder will be removed. Any images not following the guidelines will automatically be removed without notification.

Please feel free to show creatures of the sea in truth or myth, wreckage, underwater equipement, reefs, mermaids, submarines, underwater volcanic activity etc… We will also except artwork that show at least 2/3 underwater and 1/3 above water images.
Please No captive animals or aquarium shots,No birds unless they are underwater
T-shirts and Written works related to group theme are welcome!

NO SPAM JOURNAL ENTRIES ALLOWED.

  1. Please abide by this group’s guidelines
  2. Please No captive animals or aquarium shots,No birds unless they are underwater
  3. Two uploads per day only.
  4. Don’t critique an art piece unless explicitly stated by the artist that they want critique.
  5. Any questions/suggestions, Bubblemail me.
  6. All uploads must have a “Under The Sea” theme.
  7. No Spam or non related themed journal entries are allowed.
  8. Any images not following the guidelines will automatically be removed without notification.
    No landscapes,seascapes,boats(above water) or any other content that does not have a “Under The Sea Theme”
    Guidelines are subject to change without notice.
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