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The Napoleonfish or Humphead Wrasse or Maori Wrasse or Giant Wrasse (Cheilius undulatus) is very common and curious on Brother Islands, Red Sea, Egypt, Africa
Canon EOS 5D MKII, 4.0/17-40mm, Seacam housing, Seaflash, f9, 1/60s, ISO 100
308 views, 10.04.2013
Cover-photo for “Scuba Diving Magazine” 06-2013, USA
Cover-photo for “unterwasser” magazine 06-2012, Germany
Passionated, professional photographer since 1992 with worldwide publications in magazines, newspapers, calendars, prospects, advertising, internet and on products.
I am located in Nuremberg, Franconia, Bavaria, Germany, and my heart beats for marine wildlife.
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Comments
wow! stunning!… to be so much into the oceans, to see so much fantastic things that ordinary people don’t see, you mush find ground’s continents very boring…. ;)
Thank you Manon. I love to be in the oceans, but I couldn’t live there. I love both worlds too much.
– Norbert Probst
Great wide angle shot Norbert
Thank you Garth. In September I see this guy again.
– Norbert Probst
This may be common but it is spectacular! Colors and patterns that defy imagination but are commonplace in the world beneath the waves. Real and yet so unreal!
Thank you very much for this analysis.
– Norbert Probst
Awesome.
Thank you!
– Norbert Probst
Awesome.
Thank you.
– Norbert Probst
Amazing Norbert!
Thank you very much Rekha.
– Norbert Probst
The underwater world is just amazing. Thanks so much for sharing your encounters.
My pleasure. Thank you Christina.
– Norbert Probst
another fantastic photo- cool perspective
Thank you very much.
– Norbert Probst
I swam in the red sea…seen sharks, but missed this face, how awesome this is!
Thank you Angelika. You will find this beautiful fish at the brother islands.
– Norbert Probst
amazing shot……
Thank you Larry.
– Norbert Probst