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About ‘Grazing Nembrotha chamberlaini’ by Enak Cortebeeck
This type of nudibranch was only described for the first time in 1997. And for good reason, they're harder to find. Ironically, this is mainly due to their warning colours. Red is the first colour that disappears due to the selective absorption of light underwater and becomes optically invisible from a depth of 5 metres. Too bad for the…
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Enak Cortebeeck
Antwerpen, Belgium
ENAK CORTEBEECK is an Antwerp-based art director and designer, working in film, television, children’s media, user experience and socio-cultural campaigns. He has worked for clients including the BBC, Warner Bros., the European Union and De Filistijnen.
As well as his work as a designer, Enak is an underwater photographer. In his images, he explores texture, colour and the silent geometry of coral ecosystems.
Much of his underwater work was created in the…
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