Lionfish

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This shot was photographed in Raja Ampat, Indonesia, on a small island where I was diving on a wall. I came across a lionfish and photographed him vertically. I spent quite some time waiting for him to turn around. Lionfish are notorious for keeping their backs and poisonous spines toward their adversaries.
Photograph by Tay Tousey


Location: Kepulauan Rajaampat, Indonesia

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