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Rare and endangered Australian Sea Lions play in the shallows of Hopkins Island, South Australia. ©Michael Patrick O’Neill
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Inspiration. Palm Beach, FL Copyright Michael Patrick O’Neill / www.mpostock.com #coralreef #inspiration #planetearth #saynotoplastic #plasticfree #pollution #ocean #earthpix #palmbeach #florida #oceanpollution #hero #oceanhero #reef #reefcleanup
Ocean Hero - This photo is making the social media rounds this weekend. Make a difference!. ©Michael Patrick O’Neill / www.mpostock.com #Fisheye #Nikon #PalmBeach #Florida #ocean #saveourseas #saveourplanet #saynotoplastic #cleanoceans
I believe this is some sort of Deep Sea Angler, post larval at around one inch in length. It was very calm and relatively easy to photograph, but unfortunately I lost it after just a minute or two. It’s my first time seeing this fascinating fish, and the unpredictable nature of these dives makes it unbelievably challenging to make the photos. The many misses (for a variety of reasons) make the hits memorable and unforgettable. Enjoy! Copyright Michael Patrick O’Neill / www.mpostock.com #florida #uwphotography #underwater #anglerfish #ocean #abyss #natgeo #ocean #nighttime #scuba #nikond850 #fishgeek #monkfish
A very special Spot-fin Flounder from last night’s blackwater dive offshore Palm Beach. A voracious predator (2 inches TL), it used my UW lights to hunt little worms and crustaceans drifting nearby. Ripping current and loads of tiny jellies - some which zapped me really good 😩😂 - but worth it. Copyright Michael Patrick O’Neill / www.mpostock.com #blackwater #uwphotography #uwphotos #ocean #naturephotography @paditv #scubadiving #florida #palmbeach #natgeoyourshot #nauticamhousings
Crazy 😳! NOAA footage. Enjoy !
#Thisweek in 2016: Swimming with countless whale sharks offshore Isla Mujeres, Mexico. Crazy action as hundreds of the gentle giants gather every summer to feast on fish eggs and simultaneously thrill thousands of tourists. It’s far from what most would consider an ideal wildlife encounter, but much better in my opinion than seeing these huge fish confined and exploited in public aquariums (Atlanta’s and others come to mind). BTW, we beat the crowds by leaving late and arriving offshore when most boats had already returned. It was also my first time flying drones from a boat. I was kinda nervous but it all worked out ;-) Enjoy and protect. ©Michael Patrick O’Neill / www.mpostock.com #whaleshark #Mexico #Cancun #underwater #sharkdiving #summer #nikon #nature #ocean #freediving
