Regular print
Regular Prints are unsigned by the author and unlimited in reprints. They are museum quality prints, not to be confused with mass-posters. Made to order, they come in three standard different sizes but customized format can be ordered.
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Limited edition print
Signed by the author, they are limited to a worlwide total of 10 prints, all formats included. Collector's items, real artwork individually made to order, they are printed under the author's supervision on a paper used for museum exhibitions.
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Licenses
All images are right protected, which means we control the rights to these images in order to avoid conflicts with competing clients. Some images may be bought exclusively which prevents your competitors from using the same images.
Licenses are granted for a specific period of time. Prices vary according to usage. Read our FAQs as well as our terms and conditions for all details.
Machafushi wreck
This is a medium sized steel wreck lying very close to the house reef of Machafushi island. It is called "Kudhimaa wreck".
It was purposely sunk in 1998 to provide divers visiting the region with a wreck dive. They made a great job of scuttling the wreck as it lies directly on its keel. The wreck has easy access to the cargo holds on both sides. On and around the wreck, you will find a school of batfish, pufferfish, boxfish and large lionfish. One of the interesting things about a new wreck is the competition for space between algae, sponges, sea squirts and coral. Where the wreck is covered with these you will find very little corrosion.
This wreck lies down at a depth of 35m (115 feet). The wreck lenght is 52m (170 feet) for a width between 10 and 15m (33 and 50 feet).
It is the end of the trip at a depth of 35m (115 feet)... Wreck photographs often present a gloomy aspect...
ISO 200, 10.5mm, f-2.8, 1/40 s.
