We’ve featured photographer Alexander Semenov‘s work before. At the time, we called the Russian biologist’s images perhaps the most beautiful undersea photographs we’d ever seen.
https://gizmodo.com/perhaps-the-most-beautiful-undersea-photography-weve-ev-5877674
Semenov has been busy since we last checked in with him, adding to his ever-growing “Underwater Experiments” series. For the last several months, he’s been churning out gorgeous views of ocean life that are consistently on-par with the images that first captured our attention. You can check out the entire series on Semenov’s photostream, but some of our favorite images belong to a recent collection of photographs featuring the lion’s mane jellyfish (aka Cyanea capillata). Not only is it the largest known species of jelly on Earth, it was also a recent internet sensation.
You can check out the rest of this C. capillata series over on COLOSSAL, or visit Semanov’s photostream to see the “Underwater Experiments” series in its entirety.
[Spotted on COLOSSAL]
