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Prince Husain Agakhan earlier this week showcased his exhibition of marine photography at the Agakhan University. Titled fragile beauty, the living sea photography exhibition celebrates the beauty of the ocean and marine life and captures the surpising encounters prince husain has had in the depths of the ocean. The exhibition intends to raise environmental awareness around ocean ecologies.
The Living Sea Exhibition | Exhibition aims to inspiring protection of Marine Life
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