Underwater Garden-Photo Editor

Gardening a pastime job or hobby is therapeutic for the mind, body, and soul. A garden may provide an oasis of calm somewhere peaceful to escape to, helping restore a sense of balance and well-being. Seeing something small and fragile that may cultivate protect and grow to magnificent fruition is priceless.

The idyllic Indian Ocean islands of the Maldives are host to such a surreal and unique activity. Located south of Sri Lanka. The Maldives are renowned for their climate landscape and marine life. They are also known for their exclusive luxury resorts, often built on stilts extending out over the coral reefs which surround the island.

Coral reefs in general are biologically diverse ecosystems and as such are one of the most precious resources on earth. They are a source of food for millions, protect coastlines from erosion, provide habitat, provide jobs and income to local economics from fishing, recreation, and tourism and act as natural barriers, protecting locals from tropical storms, floods, and tsunamis.

Most of the plants we enjoy are above ground but what about the many species that live underwater. The Art of Underwater Gardening lets visitors dive into the dazzling world of aquatic plants and the international garden design trend called aqua scaping. The art of creating underwater landscapes with plants, stones, and wood. These submerged gardens built-in large aquariums can mimic everything from primeval forests to verdant valleys as they become sublime works of underwater abstract art.

Aqua scaping began with the Dutch in the 1930s but got a huge amount of attention in the 1990s. When Japanese aquarist and photographer Takashi Amano introduced the world to his nature aquarium style. Amano made use of the Zen aesthetic practice of rock and plant arrangement to create minimal but gorgeous works of living art. This triggered a huge amount of interest in the hobby and led to the establishment of dozens of international aqua scaping associations and huge contests that attract hundreds of entries from around the world each year.

With the increase in population and limitations of land available. Agriculture scientists are looking for alternate ways and means of cultivation and farming. Vertical farming and hydroponics are also modern ways of doing cultivation. Underwater Farming is a new and innovative way of farming. In Italy, the experiment started in the year 2012 and now after six years of hard work. The results have shown a positive viewpoint.

One hundred meters off the coast of Noli, Italy, scuba divers can find pods of 2,000-liter acrylic semi-spheres that resemble giant jellyfish standing at the bottom of the ocean. Anchored to the ocean floor by ropes chains and screws. The biospheres surround a half-ton metal tree that serves as a 12-foot-tall cable protector. But more surprising than all this is the fact that bright fresh plants are inside thriving 15-36 feet below the surface.

How to use:

❖ Take a selfie or capture a photo with your camera or select photos from the gallery. This underwater garden photo frames app has a full image crop option. Unwanted background can be removed by eraser.

❖ Background can be changed with beautiful images. Select and apply any stickers from the list in this water garden photo editor & frames app and drag it to the right position, rotate it, multi-touch to resize it, and fit on your pic.

❖ Stickers and images both have flip functionality in this garden app. Photo color effects will make your pics colorful & beautiful. You can add text on the image as per your choice with different font styles and colors in this garden photo editor.

❖The final edited image can be set as wallpaper of your device. You can save the final image and share it with your friends or girlfriends on all social media networks from this garden app.