UNDERWATER

between Two Worlds Tocapturethisshot,Ididalotoffieldwork,monitoringthe area where the toads would gather for breeding, in a quiet area of the Barbanza river. I waited a long time before the right conditions were created for this show. In the photo I try to reflect the toads’ life divided between two worlds: they spend their adult life on land,

Cavalluccio Camuso This creature lives on seabed depths of up to 10 metres, but can go as far as 40. It swims slowly through the un- dulating movement of its dorsal fin. It feeds on small cru- staceans, larval stages of various marine organisms and small fish. This shot was taken using the double exposure

Blue Danger Blue Dragons are Molluscus of great beauty. They are provided with venom, which they store in their limbs due to their diet consisting mainly of jellyfish, such as the Porpita jellyfish which accompanies the specimen in the picture. Blue Dragons live in the open sea, moving thanks to winds and currents. They rarely

The Martian Every night, in the seas of almost the entire world, a spectacular phenomenon takes place, known as the great vertical migration, in which organisms from the depths move towards the surface in search of nourish- ment. Among these we can find the subject of the photo, the larva of an octopus Wonderpus photogenicus,