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All Products › Wall Art Print - Swim Through

Wall Art Print - Swim Through

US$50.00

This photo was also captured around the Fam Islands on a site called Batu Rufus back in 2014. 

At this point in time, very few people had snorkeled this site as it had only just been discovered. From time to time, a school of batfish would collect around the stunning window or swim through framed by magnificent layers of sea fans. 

While batfish aren’t particularly shy, when approached, they tend to shy away. In order to get them to come closer, you must swim away from them slowly, at which point they’ll follow you like curious puppies. When you’re certain they’re right behind you, turn slowly and then capture  your image! 

Photograph by Alex Lindbloom

Print Size: 12” x 18”

This photo was also captured around the Fam Islands on a site called Batu Rufus back in 2014. 

At this point in time, very few people had snorkeled this site as it had only just been discovered. From time to time, a school of batfish would collect around the stunning window or swim through framed by magnificent layers of sea fans. 

While batfish aren’t particularly shy, when approached, they tend to shy away. In order to get them to come closer, you must swim away from them slowly, at which point they’ll follow you like curious puppies. When you’re certain they’re right behind you, turn slowly and then capture  your image! 

Photograph by Alex Lindbloom

Print Size: 12” x 18”