Stunning Underwater and Above-Water Panoramic Landscape

This panoramic image captures a stunning underwater coral reef ecosystem transitioning seamlessly into a picturesque above-water landscape. Underwater, the vibrant colors of the coral - pinks, yellows, blues, and greens - are immediately striking, standing out amidst the clear, deep blue water. The coral formations are diverse, ranging from large, flat table corals to branching and spherical shapes, teeming with small, brightly colored fish darting among them. Above the surface, the horizon is dominated by a range of lush green mountains, under a wide blue sky scattered with fluffy white clouds. The sun shines brightly from the upper right corner, casting rays of light and creating a sparkling effect on the water's surface. This split-view serves as a visual representation of the interconnectedness of terrestrial and marine environments, showcasing the beauty and diversity of life both above and below the waterline. The clear demarcation where the surface of the water meets the air creates a mirror-like effect, adding to the sense of depth and the expansiveness of the scene.

This panoramic image captures a stunning underwater coral reef ecosystem transitioning seamlessly into a picturesque above-water landscape. Underwater, the vibrant colors of the coral - pinks, yellows, blues, and greens - are immediately striking, standing out amidst the clear, deep blue water. The coral formations are diverse, ranging from large, flat table corals to branching and spherical shapes, teeming with small, brightly colored fish darting among them. Above the surface, the horizon is dominated by a range of lush green mountains, under a wide blue sky scattered with fluffy white clouds. The sun shines brightly from the upper right corner, casting rays of light and creating a sparkling effect on the water's surface. This split-view serves as a visual representation of the interconnectedness of terrestrial and marine environments, showcasing the beauty and diversity of life both above and below the waterline. The clear demarcation where the surface of the water meets the air creates a mirror-like effect, adding to the sense of depth and the expansiveness of the scene.