#Regram #RG NatGeo: Photograph by thomaspeschak Blacktip reef sharks lounge in just centimeters of bath-warm water and wait for the tide to refill the lagoon at the remote atoll of Aldabra. To keep oxygenated water running over the gills they all face snout first into the current, dorsal fins breaking the surface in unison like the sails of a long lost fleet. To cram as many sharks as possible into the frame I used a small ladder to get an elevated view and voila …... sometimes all that it takes to turn a mediocre image into a good picture is a very small shift in perspective. Not all sharks sit out the low tide on the flats, some escape to the adjacent mangroves. To see a unique underwater photograph of a blacktip shark swimming amongst submerged trees please follow thomaspeschak and check my feed in one hour. #seychelles #sif #aldabra #sharks #photooftheday #picoftheday Shot on assignment for natgeo magazine for the story “Return to the Seychelles” just published in the March 2016 i...