Camouflage Groupers come together in a colossal aggregation in the south pass of Fakarava, an atoll in the Tuamotu Archipelago, French Polynseia, to spawn on the day of the full moon. With numbers in some years exceeding 20,000 groupers, biologists believe it to be our ocean biggest known aggregation of large reef fish. In 2014, Laurent Ballesta and his team recorded over 700 sharks feasting into the spawning sessions. This phenomenon in the blue pristine waters of the South Pacific is found nowhere else in the world.
Aggressor Fleet offers extensive opportunities each year for photographers to participate in photo workshops. You'll find workshops in Raja Ampat, Komodo, Galapagos, Palau, the Maldives, Tiger Beach in the Bahamas & various locations in the Caribbean - including 1 or 2 of their Humpback Whale charters .... plus the Red Sea & Hawaii.
Always with top-notch photography guidance for the participants. Continue reading to find a selection of his trips for with available spaces.
Siren Fleet & Master Liveabaords have always been strong supporters of underwater photographers & each yacht was carefully designed to accommodate the your needs. In addition, on certain cruises, photo professionals provide guests with the opportunity to learn new tricks & enhance their u/w photography & videography skills. See all available photo expeditions currently available on both the Siren boats and the Master vessels by clicking below.
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