Magnificent Underwater Life Photography By Alex Voyer And Alex Roubaud
Alex Voyer and Alex Roubaud are two friends passionate of freediving and photography. When they dive in the oceans, they capture the exceptional beauty of underwater life, in the middle of dolphins, sharks or whales. Here is a selection of their stunning shots.
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