We were very touched to find on Twitter a poem inspired by one of Viktor’s photographs with Natalie Avseenko posing under the ice of the White sea. It’s amazing how accurate the author Shay Lee (@shayoflee) feels the spirit of the picture and we are so glad that our work inspires others. Thank you, Shay Lee!
Tag Archives: White Sea
Picture Based on Princess of Whales Photograph
Some ideas are very inspiring. So Viktor Lyagushkin’s Princess of Whales do. Moscow artist Irina Ratina created her vision of a naked woman swimming with white whales.
Interview for Digital Photo (UK)
Great interview with Viktor Lyagushkin for Digital Photo (UK).
We were glad to communicate with so professional journalists asking very important questions and answered with great pleasure.
And the result is an interview we are very proud of.
Almost all the emblematic photographs are there: Orda Cave and Blue Lake, and of course “Princess of Whales” with beluga whales and Natalie Avseenko.
We also took the opportunity to mention and thank our cponsors: Nikon, Subal and Ikelite companies.
Smoke in the Water
White Sea Mystery
Memorial Maria Luisa 2013 Awards
Recently we received award statuette from Memorial Maria Luisa 2013 and catalog with photographs -winners. It’s a big honor to share our victory with such prominent photographers and see our works among such stunning pictures.
Memorial Maria Luisa 2013
Dear friends, we are proud to inform you that Viktor won very prestigious contest Memorial Maria Luisa 2013 in the category Water as a container of Life with his wonderful picture of White Whale Petrovich.
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Asian Diver #130, 1/2014
Mysteries of the White sea on pages of my favorite magazine – Asian Diver #130, 1/2014. Alien water scapes, secrets of nature we had met underwater in the piece by Bogdana Vashchenko White Sea Watch.
Stunning photography by Viktor Lyagushkin
Hallo Petrovich!
The World’s First Ever Under Ice Spherical Panorama
The World’s First Ever Under Ice Spherical Panorama had been created by Phototeam.pro beneath the ice of the White sea.
In Norse mythology, the White Sea is known as the Bay of Serpents. The climate there is so severe that there are no snakes at all, it is called so because of the curved shoreline. The White Sea is an inland sea in the north of the European part of Russia belonging to the Arctic Ocean.
Modern name of the sea is White, because it is covered with the ice and snow shield during the bigger part of the year; it is the only sea found frozen in the Europe. Water salinity is very high: about 26 ppt (parts per thousand), so it freezes at the water temperature of -2C. Continue reading