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19 of 105 SHOW RUNTIME04:40Just six months after its sinking off the Thailand coast, a decommissioned naval vessel is already well on its way to becoming a haven for amazing marine life. Already encrusted with barnacles and coral, the wreck is attracting big shoals of reef fish (and keep an eye out for the lionfish that have taken up residence at what was once the ship’s gun post).
Dive trips kindly sponsored by Raya Divers, Thailand
Stewart Whitfield is one of S.E. Asia's leading underwater cinematographers. He has been shooting the marine life of the coral triangle for the past ten years. Now based in Krabi on the shores of the Andaman Sea, he is commissioned regularly for films, documentaries, TV commercials and diving-focused web promotions. An outspoken environmentalist and passionate conservationist, he is closely involved with the Phuket Marine Biology Centre in educating the public on the dangers facing the marine life of the Thai Andaman Sea. See more of Stewart's underwater filming here: www.krabiimaging.com VIEW more from this CONTRIBUTOR
