Description
The Moon Jellyfish Diver Canvas Print brings a translucent bell into sharp attention while a diver softens into the blue behind it. Cobi Hay Yacobi’s photograph gives a room a quieter kind of underwater encounter. Choose it for the delicate structure you can follow with your eyes and the human presence beyond.
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Moon Jellyfish Diver: the photograph
Cobi Hay Yacobi photographed this moon jellyfish in the Red Sea on January 16, 2015, according to the camera date. The bell occupies the central foreground. Behind it, the mask and regulator remain recognizable but lose their fine detail. This difference in focus gives the composition depth while keeping its palette largely within shades of blue.
Start with the four curved shapes near the middle, then follow the thin lines toward the edge. The diver provides a second subject beyond the bell. These are details to explore from a nearby chair or across a reception desk. The photograph records their positions in the frame without suggesting contact between the person and the animal.
About the moon jellyfish
The moon jellyfish is identified at genus level as Aurelia sp. Members of this jellyfish group have radial canals extending toward the bell margin and numerous small tentacles around its edge. Oral arms surround the mouth. The translucent form allows some internal structures to be seen, including the prominent curved shapes visible in this photograph.
A similar appearance does not reliably identify an individual species. Lawley and colleagues’ 2021 study in PeerJ describes variation across the genus and the importance of genetic evidence for distinguishing its species. The name used here therefore stays at genus level. The image offers a view of the bell’s structure without assigning a species name unsupported by the photograph.
A quiet blue meeting of two subjects
The moon jellyfish gives the photograph its delicate center, while the diver makes the setting feel approachable. The picture can speak to someone interested in marine forms and to someone remembering their own time underwater. In a shared space, that gives different viewers more than one reason to stop and look.
Choose a place where surrounding objects will leave the middle of the composition visible. In a reception area, consider the view from a visitor’s chair, where there is time to notice the finer lines. At home, the moon jellyfish can sit comfortably within a restrained palette. The photograph carries its interest through focus and form, so the room does not need additional ocean decorations to make it work.
Canvas, printing and delivery
The moon jellyfish photograph is printed on canvas stretched over an inner wooden frame, 0.75 in deep. No decorative outer frame is included. The internal wooden support holds the canvas in shape; an outer frame can be considered separately. This gives you the option of displaying the canvas as supplied or coordinating additional framing with your room.
The finished canvas arrives ready to hang, so you can move from choosing a wall to enjoying the photograph.
Each canvas is printed to order in the USA, with production taking about 3 business days. Shipping is free to the USA, Canada and Australia. After printing, estimated delivery is 2-5 business days within the USA or 10-30 business days to Canada, Australia and other eligible countries. Express shipping is unavailable.
For other countries offered at checkout, the first canvas costs US$25-US$36 to ship, depending on size, plus US$8 for each additional canvas. Review the displayed total before payment. Import duties or taxes may apply outside the USA. The shop does not ship to the EU, EEA or UK. Allow for both production and delivery when planning a gift.
Choose your canvas size
- 12 × 8 in: $69 USD
- 30 × 20 in: $149 USD
- 36 × 24 in: $169 USD
Plan your moon jellyfish display by marking the chosen width and height on the wall with a paper rectangle. Check the result from the seat or doorway where you will normally see it. A smaller print suits close viewing, while the larger sizes occupy more wall space. The crop may vary slightly between sizes.
Consider how the print will be viewed, not only how much wall is available. A place beside your usual seat can make a smaller photograph feel personal; a wall seen across a shared room may call for a larger presence. If you are choosing between two sizes, compare both outlines before ordering, with the furniture and objects you expect to keep nearby.
A blue-toned print for shared spaces
The room images show the small print at a dive center reception, the medium canvas in a physiotherapy clinic and the largest in a resort lounge. The diver in the background connects the image visually with diving, while the narrow range of colors makes it easy to compare with blue, gray or neutral furnishings.
At home, try the landscape format above a low cabinet or beside a reading area. For an office reception, measure the wall from seated eye level as well as standing height. Allow room for signs and lighting that already occupy the space.
Care for your canvas
Display the canvas in a dry, ventilated room away from prolonged direct sunlight and high humidity. Clean it only with a soft, clean, dry cloth.
More photographs to consider
Our moon jellyfish in sunlight canvas presents another photograph from the collection. Compare a composition with a diver behind the animal to one with light descending through the water. Both are identified as Aurelia at genus level. Our marine life identification guide introduces more ways to look at underwater subjects before choosing your print.
Browse the divers canvas prints collection to compare subjects. For two more options, see Octopus on Sand with Diver Canvas Print and Diver Silhouette in Palau’s Blue Hole Canvas Print. Open the product views side by side and choose the composition you most want to return to.
The photographer behind the image
Cobi Hay Yacobi is a marine nature photographer specializing in underwater photography. He has been diving for over 20 years, with more than 1,000 dives in the Red Sea and around the world. Underwater cameras, dedicated lighting and patient observation shape his work.
Visit Cobi Hay Yacobi’s photographer profile to explore his diving background and approach to underwater photography. This moon jellyfish print belongs to his original photographic collection.
Frequently asked questions
Can I ask about a size that is not listed?
Yes. Use the canvas size and framing contact page to discuss the options before placing an order. Have your available wall measurements ready so you can explain the space you are planning for.
Can you send the canvas directly as a gift?
Yes. Enter the recipient’s address as the delivery address at checkout. Choose a size with their available wall space in mind, and check the destination before completing the purchase.
Which payment methods are available?
Checkout shows the available payment methods, processed by an authorized payment provider. You can review the chosen size, quantity and full order total there before paying.
Where can I find return and cancellation terms?
Read the Returns & Refunds policy before ordering. It explains the terms for this made-to-order canvas, so you can check how they apply to your purchase.
Order your moon jellyfish canvas
Choose the size you want for your moon jellyfish print, then add the quantity to your cart.
- Enter your contact information and delivery address.
- Check your product options and address for any errors before paying.
- Complete payment using an available checkout method.
Your order confirmation arrives by email after payment; this is when the contract is formed. Keep that email as your record of the order. A separate email supplies the tracking number when your canvas ships.
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