Sujet

Portrait of Fringed Dragonhead

Légende

Portrait of Fringed Dragonhead (Scorpaneopsis oxycephala), Dive Site Wreck of the Thistlegorm, Sinai, Egypt, Red Sea, Africa

Date

30 juil. 2021

Crédit

Photo12/imageBROKER/Rolf von Riedmatten

Notre référence

BRK23A16_388

Model release

Non

Property release

NA

Licence

Libre de droits

Format disponible

27.8Mo (1.1Mo) / 32.3cm x 21.5cm / 3816 x 2544 (300dpi)

Mots clés

1 animal Africa Boat wreck Boat wrecks Dive site Diving area Fish Fishes Mail-cheeked fish Mail-cheeked fishes No People North African Partial View Pisces Portrait shot Rhinopias Scorpaenidae Scorpaeniformes Scorpaenoidei Scorpaneopsis oxycephala Scorpionfish Scorpionfishes Sinai Sinai Peninsula Thistlegorm Underwater scene Wildlife animal animal portrait animal portraits animals animals in the wild boat boats broken bust capsized cropped damage damaged damages decayed defective derelict deserted destroyed deteriorated dilapidated direct look disaster dive resort diving location diving locations empty eye contact face to face facing facing camera facing each other fauna fringed dragonhead gazes habitat head head portrait head shot head shots heads look look at looking at camera looking at the camera looking out looks looks at the camera looks in the camera looks into looks into the camera marine animal marine animals marine fish marine fishes marooned metal metals natural environment natural environments natural habitat no one nobody observe old one animal poison poisonous poisonous animal poisonous animals poisons portrait portrait of an animal portrait photo portraits ramshackle run-down rundown rust rusting rusty saltwater fish sea fish ship ships stricken sunk sunken toxic under water underwater underwater photo underwater photos underwater shot underwater world underwater worlds uninhabited vessel view view over watching water animal water animals wild animal wild animals wildlife wildlife photography wreck wrecked wrecks Bony fish Bony fishes Osteichthyes Red Sea shipwreck shipwrecks Egypt North Africa Northern Africa