FuvahmulahFuvahmulah Island in the Maldives is an unspoiled natural haven, distinct for its flat, oval shape and rich biodiversity, including coral reefs and whale sharks. It combines cultural depth with warm local hospitality and offers activities like diving, surfing, and trekking. Emphasizing sustainable tourism, this overlooked destination promises a unique mix of adventure, relaxation, and cultural experience.
Tiger Sharks in the MaldivesFuvahmulah, Maldives, offers a journey through its vibrant underwater realm, highlighting the grace of tiger sharks in their natural habitat. Enthusiasts can experience the majesty of these creatures and the rich marine life surrounding them. Photography immortalizes this ecosystem's grandeur, emphasizing the critical need for conservation. Emphasizing eco-conscious tourism, Fuvahmulah promises unforgettable aquatic adventures, urging the protection of marine wonders for posterity.
Gallery of marine invertebrates
Gallery of Marine Invertebrates
Malapascua
Moorhens fighting - all is not as it seems.
Racing stripe flatworm
Biodiversity of coral reefs
Fluorescent coral polypsOn 23rd June 2014, a UV photograph showcased the green fluorescence of Pocillopora coral polyps in the Red Sea, revealing the health of shallow reefs. This technique helps conservationists identify stress in corals before bleaching events. Taken during a night dive, the image was shot with a Nikon D800 and specialized filters.
Skye Landscape - Old man of StorrThe Old Man of Storr, Isle of Skye, offers an inspirational view for landscape photography. On 17th January 2014, an evening shot captured grassy terrain and distant snow-peaked mountains during the 'golden hour.' The image, taken with a Nikon D800 for a magazine project by University of Nottingham students, is featured in a portfolio collection.
