Deep sea photography captures striking images

Underwater photography is a lot of fun – so long as you’re using an underwater camera and not thoroughly destroying your regular one. This photo was taken by a National Geographic photographer by the name of Emory Kristof who was involved in the design of an underwater robot (equipped with photographic equipment) that found the Titanic.

Deep sea photography of a sea nettle (National Geographic)

This photo of a sea nettle shows the spendid quality that the remote-controlled robot cameras can get at very low depths. According to National Geographic, this photo was taken in the Canada Basin, Arctic Ocean.

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