The sunsets in Africa are gorgeous and magnificent.
It has been a delight to watch the sunsets in Africa. They are wonderful!
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The Exquisite Butterflyfish is always wonderful to see, as it is such a beautiful fish. They swim around the corealreef, but are quite shy, so you usually do not get very close to them. Here I had luck and saw them before they saw me 🙂
Do you know what fish is the most venomous of them all? It is the Stonefish. This one is photographed from a distance with the zoom. Synanceia verrucosa is a fish species known as the reef stonefish (or simply stonefish). It is a carnivorous ray-finned fish with venomous spines.
One of my favorites… finally got this close to them. The Masked (Blue-Cheeked) Butterflyfish.  So gorgeous! Chaetodon semilarvatus is found in the Red Sea and the Gulf of Aden, at depths of between 3 and 20 m.
When I saw this one, I laughed. It it my first capture of the Slingjaw Wrasse, which sure looks funny while eating 🙂 Epibulus insidiator is a species of wrasse native to the tropical waters of the Indo-Pacific from the Red Sea and the African coast to Hawaii.
After 16 months it was fantastic to dive into the Red Sea again.
Below two photos of the Sailfin Tang. 
The fish is one of my favorites.
Threadfin Butterflyfish is a bit shy. So it is not easy to get a good capture of it. This time I got one. 🙂
The Clownfish / Anemonefish is always a delight to the eye. This one was only 5 cm …so I used the camera’s macro zoom fully.
We have tried to learn shooting video underwater. It is not always easy due to the movement of the sea. For me it is also about learning to do things slowly 😉
Here is my first short underwater video. Enjoy!
We love to photograph in the Red Sea. Have a look at the most recent photos. You just might decide to plunge in yourself! 🙂 I can warmly recommend snorkeling, diving and photographing close to the coral reefs.
