Some Broadnose sevengill sharks swim in a kelp forest near Cape Town in South Africa. Sharks of this species live in waters with a temperate climate up to 135 m deep, but these specimen belong to a population that swim against the coast between the kelp forest at a maximum depth of 15 metres.
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Welcome to my photography page. In 1992 I was infected with the diving virus. After a few years I wanted to share all the beautiful things I saw with others. I started taking pictures and soon making pictures became a true passion. In 2000 I started participating in photography competitions. By now I have won many prizes at home and abroad. My photographs are memories of fantastic and spectacular experiences, but also moments of patience and frustration. It has become a…
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