There are quite a different type of photography categories available, among all, underwater photography is probably one of the most difficult to master. To take a perfect shot, you need to get the accurate focus, controlled movement of your subject, correct exposure, pleasing color balance, and a light adjustment because you have to deal with low light.
Underwater photography requires a very specially designed equipment and the advanced knowledge of some techniques to get a perfect picture. One cool creative mix in these underwater photos are split-shot photography technique where half of the photo is above water that allows photographer to take a peek below water surface. It also known as Over-under photography. For a perfect split-shot, you have to take these photos with very wide fisheye lens, in a large dome port, using a small aperture for good depth of field.
Following are some of the best split-shot photos, created by artists and professional photographers that will show you a glimpse of what is there below water surface.
01#. Baby Green Sea Turtle, French Polynesia
Source: newhousempd.syr.edu
02#. St Michael’s Mount, Cornwall
Source: dailyecho.co.uk
03#. Danko Island, Antarctica
Source: nytimes.com
04#. South Ari Atoll
Source: 500px.com
05#. Indonesia
Source: underwatercompetition.com
06#. Faial island, Azores
Source: mirror.co.uk
07#. Hawaii
Source: nationalgeographic.com
08#. Nuweiba, Egypt
Source: 500px.com
09#. Bora Bora
Source: reddit.com
10#. Mare, New Caledonia
Source: thefabweb.com
11#. Laguna de los Burros in Mexico
Source: nationalgeographic.com
12#. Fiji
Source: 500px.com
13#. Bora Bora lagoon, French Polynesia
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14#. Crystal River, Florida
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16#. Lemon sharks in Slovakia
Source: subal.com
17#. Manta Resort, Pemba Island
Source: anhede.se
18#. Eilat, Israel
Source: michelbraunstein.com
19#. France
Source: underwaterphotography.com
20#. Island
Source: 500px.com
21#. Papua New Guinea
Source: nationalgeographic.com
22#. Jellyfish Lake in Palau
Source: flickriver.com
23#. Mediterranean Sea, France
Source: underwaterphotography.com
24#. Argentina
Source: reddit.com
25#. Shark Park in South Africa
Source: Allen Walker Photography
26#. Bahamas
Source: 500px.com
27#. Zanzibar, Tanzania
Source: pinterest.com
28#. Raja Ampat, Indonesia
Source: nationalgeographic.com
29#. Fiji
Source: narchuk.com
30#. Smalblaar River, South Africa
Source: tomsutcliffe.co.za
31#. Magdalen Islands, Canada
Source: telegraph.co.uk
32#. Southern Stingrays, Grand Cayman Island
Source: daviddoubilet.com
33#. Koh Nang Yuan, Thailand
Source: 500px.com
34#. Mahout at Radha Nagar Beach in Havelock, Andaman Islands
Source: nationalgeographic.com
35#. Sockeye salmon
Source: scubadiving.com
36#. Deep Water Cay, Bahamas
Source: mirror.co.uk
37#. Grand Cayman
Source: daviddoubilet.com
38#. Caribbean Sea, Mexico
Source: divephotoguide.com
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40#. Andaman Islands, India
Source: skyscrapercity.com
41#. Flores Sea, Indonesia
Source: underwaterphotography.com
42#. Sipadan Island, Malaysia
Source: underwaterphotography.com
43#. Grand Cayman
Source: 500px.com
44#. The Everglades in Florida
Source: uwphotographyguide.com
45#. Switzerland
Source: housingcamera.com
46#. Iceland
Source: underwaterphotography.com
47#. Green Lake in Austria
Source: pixgood.com
48#. Pig Beach in the Bahamas
Source: unusualtravel.wordpress.com
49#. Cuba
Source: underwaterphotography.com
50#. Blue Grotto in Capri, Italy
Source: reddit.com
51#. Palawan Island, Philippines
Source: flickr.com
52#. Berg River, Western Cape, South Africa
Source: tomsutcliffe.co.za
53#. Spain
Source: thelonghose.com
54#. Manta Resort, Pemba Island
Source: anhede.se
55#. Brazil
Source: underwaterphotography.com
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