Underwater Photographer Spots A Majestic Pink Manta Ray So Rare
Underwater Photographer and Diver Kristian Laine spot a majestic Pink Manta Ray that is so rare, first he thinks his camera is broken. Kristian Laine is an Australian freediver and underwater photographer and one day, he decided to go for shooting at Lady Elliot Island on the Great Barrier Reef.
This Pink Manta Ray has stolen hearts all over the world, In his words “I had no idea there were pink mantas in the world, so I was confused and thought my strobes were broken or doing something weird.”
More: Diver Kristian Laine, Instagram h/t: 121clicks
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