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Barracudas by Yung Sen Wu, Taiwan. Yung had been swimming with the schooling barracudas at Blue Corner, Palau, in the western Pacific for four days, but their formation constantly changed shape and he could not find the perfect angle. On the fifth day his luck changed when the fish seemed to accept him into the group. Surrounded by the barracudas, he started to imagine how one fish sees another while swimming, and this was the picture he wanted. The fish were fast, and he had to swim hard to keep his place in the school. At the end of an exhausting 50 minutes, he got his perfect “fish eye” view. (Photo by Yung Sen Wu/Wildlife Photographer of the Year 2021)
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