"Tridacna Clam" Cayman Images 18x48 Limited Edition Giclée on

18x48 Limited Edition Giclée on Aluminum - one print available

Three pieces

A  Nassau Grouper looms in the foreground and a diver looks down from above as a Tiger Grouper rests at a “cleaning station”

Photographed in July 1999

I stood on the roof of a liveaboard dive boat in the blistering heat while we circled Grace Island in Papua New Guinea

"Tridacna Clam" Cayman Images 18x48 Limited Edition Giclée onA giant clam lives among the great diversity of marine lives on the Tubbataha Reef, Sulu Sea, Philippines. The purple color on the shell's mantle is the zooxanthellae algae which converts the sunlight into nutrients to feed the clam in short, it is a solar powered clam! Robert Yin has taken underwater photography from a hobby to a life long professional career with extensive publication in books and magazines. His most recent projects include a series