David Doubilet is one of the most influential underwater photographers internationally. His work for National Geographic combines innovative technology with exceptional visual storytelling. In 2014, I curated his major retrospective in Germany and published numerous articles about his work – both on my website and in external publications.
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Since the opening in the Schleswig City Museum on May 16, 2014, almost 8.000 guests have been counted. Due to this success, the exhibition will be extended until November 16, 2014.
During his visit to Schleswig in May 2014, David Doubilet met the organizers of the wine festival in the Günderothschen Hof of the Schleswig City Museum.
Successful start of the world's first David Doubilet retrospective in Schleswig with combined lecture "David Doubilet live in Schleswig"
A masterpiece by David Doubilet: penguins on an iceberg in Antarctica, combined with an underwater view of diving conspecifics.
David Doubilet's photo of silky sharks in Jardines de la Reina National Park off the southern coast of Cuba shows the beauty of this often demonized predatory fish.
Surrounded by crocodiles, underwater photographer David Doubilet captured the unusual image of a fisherman in his dugout canoe in the Okavango Delta in southern Africa.
David Doubilet in Chuuk Lagoon, the largest ship graveyard in the world: remains of a Japanese "Zero" fighter plane on the deck of the sunken transport ship "Fujikawa Maru"
The image of a school of barracuda circling a diver is probably David Doubilet's most famous and published photograph.
David Doubilet's portrait of a red anemonefish, also known as a clownfish, is one of his most unusual and beautiful underwater photos.
David Doubilet’s famous photograph “Stingray and Sailboat” evokes a longing for sun, sea and vacation.
David Doubilet's image of a sea dragon in the kelp forests off Tasmania is one of the most beautiful motifs in the work of the underwater photographer from the USA.
In the Okavango Delta, David Doubilet, the grand master of underwater photography, discovered a diving elephant – an unusual portrait!