This photo was captured in February 2015 while snorkeling on a very unassuming reef, largely composed of sand and mixed corals.
While sites like this (typically referred to as muck sites) aren’t the most visually stimulating at first glance, they do offer the unique opportunity to find critters such as seahorses! Seahorses don’t seem to live on your classic tropical coral reef. For whatever reason, they tend to dwell in areas where there is a mix of sand, sponges, and corals.
Photograph by Alex Lindbloom
Print Size 12” x 18”
This photo was captured in February 2015 while snorkeling on a very unassuming reef, largely composed of sand and mixed corals.
While sites like this (typically referred to as muck sites) aren’t the most visually stimulating at first glance, they do offer the unique opportunity to find critters such as seahorses! Seahorses don’t seem to live on your classic tropical coral reef. For whatever reason, they tend to dwell in areas where there is a mix of sand, sponges, and corals.
Photograph by Alex Lindbloom
Print Size 12” x 18”