The Shore Break

The Shore BreakFrom Andre Rerekura: Observing the waves crashing onto the shoreline from above is a mesmerising. It's a powerful display of nature's force, as the waves mix and aerate the ocean, enriching life along the shore. The beautiful array of colours created by this process is truly impressive, highlighting the dynamic beauty of the coastal ecosystem.

These tails help the whale shark steer their huge bodies even in the crushing waters of the deep

This photo from Daniel Nicholson seems to be that way

a still-photo by Anouska Freedman

​Photographed in 2014

it’s one of the only places in Indonesia where you can reliably see this species

An incredible couple of days waiting for the successful hunt with good mates while we relaxed completely off grid in one of my favourite places in the world

I think I spend almost as much time with whalesharks as I do with people at the moment hahaha

They are also called zebra sharks because they have yellow stripes when they are young

A large male eastern grey kangaroo enjoys a meal overlooking the rugged NSW coastline

The manta ray's back is adorned with a mesmerizing dotted pattern

The spiral effect was created using a special reflective tube to capture the light to encourage the observer to reflect on the impacts we as a species are having on our environments

The collection of sun rays filtered by the sea current just hits the handsome face of this water titan