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All these articles are dedicated to Underwater Photography.
Ballet of manta rays in the Maldives in the Indian Ocean
A Good Reason to Dive in the Southern Red Sea Often
Underwater scenery near the surface in Saint John in the Red Sea
Diving on Oil Platforms in the Gulf of Mexico off Texas, USA
Close up photographs of marine life in the Gulf of Mexico off Texas, USA
Photographs of underwater sceneries of the Red Sea off Sudan
A Dive Into History: Following the Footsteps of Jacques Cousteau to the site of Conshelf 2
Underwater close-up photographs in Red Sea off Sudan
The wreck of Umbria in the Red Sea, off Sudan
5 steps to successful underwater photography
Knowing How to Manage Light is the Secret of Successful Underwater Photos
The Wreck of "Recoin" off the Island of Oleron
Tarpon sardine run in Bonaire in the southern Caribbean Sea
The Wreck of Sauerland off the Coast of France in Atlantic Ocean
Will I Ever Meet a Dugong?
Whale sharks in Tadjourah Bay, Djibouti
The longnose hawkfish of the Red Sea
The Shark Reef drop off in the northern Red Sea in Egypt
Fury Shoal reefs in the Red Sea in Egypt. Life on the sand
Coral reef of St.John. Red Sea. Egypt. Winter 2010
Silky Shark (Carcharhinus falciformis), Red Sea
Oceanic Whitetip Shark, Red Sea
An electrical flame file shell in Papua
A Periclimenes sp. Shrimp in Brittany
A Ridley turtle in the Gulf of Mexico
The Galapagos shark of Wolf Island
Giants Gorgonias and Soft Corals in Andaman Sea
Scallops meeting in Vancouver Island, British Columbia
The wreck of the Ghiannis D. sunk in the Red Sea
Wreck of the Salem Express
The wreck of Chrisoula K in the Red Sea off Egypt
Colors harmonies of underwater close up photography
Underwater attached fauna and flora of the mouth of Gironde estuary
Underwater fauna of the Gironde estuary in France
Mexico. Isla Mujeres. Sailfish sardine run
Egypt. Red Sea. Shark Reef
Djibouti. Gulf of Tadjourah. Whale sharks
Florida. United States of America. Crystal River. Manatees
Egypt. Red Sea. Saint John's Reef
Egypt. Red Sea. Scenic views of Saint John Reefs
France. Normandy. Arromanches. Wrecks of the DDAY, June 6, 1944
Mexico. Sea of Cortez
Ecuador. Galapagos. Underwater fauna
The drop offs of Safaga in the Red Sea, off Egypt
Key Largo, Florida, USA
Andaman Sea, Thailand
Seven Brothers Islands, Gulf of Aden, Djibouti
Coral reefs of Daedalus, Red Sea, Egypt
Brothers Islands coral reefs, Red Sea, Egypt
Coral spawning in the Gulf of Mexico, off Texas coast, USA
The wreck of Salem Express, Red Sea, off Egypt
The wreck of Thistlegorm in Red Sea, off Egypt
Fish of Marsa Shagra in the Red Sea
Egypt. Red Sea. The cave of Shaab Claudio
Underwater bottoms of Ploumanach in North Brittany, France
Male sailfish blenny in the Gulf of Mexico
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Amar Guillen is an artist photographer. He creates for you fine art prints of nature. Amar expresses in images and emotions the infinite mysteries that conceal nature. He has developed a personal, artistic, and contemplative photographic language.
The quest of Amar Guillen is to highlight the preciousness of nature and to sublimate it.
His adventure with photography began in 1987 when he purchased his first camera.
He began to feel at that time, a real fascination for the sumptuous landscapes which surround him and the fauna which populates them. The need to express emotions in images is already being felt.
In 2003, he became a professional nature photographer. Since, he devotes himself entirely and professionally to artistic photography. His research crystallizes around the underwater space, the animal universe and the terrestrial landscapes.
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