A coral reef teems in horizontal cinematic format — a school of tangerine clownfish, butterflyfish, electric-blue tangs and saffron damselfish glides through purple-and-coral reef branches, sun-rays piercing down from the cobalt water above.

The composition reads as documentary marine photography: the lower foreground crowds with painterly coral colonies in coral-pink, mauve and amber, schools of fish drift in choreographed clusters, and a cyan-blue water-column climbs to a sunlit surface above. Pinpoint glitter scatters across every fish-school.

Tempered glass deepens the cobalt water and pushes the coral-pink and tangerine into illuminated saturation that paper print cannot match. Hung in a coastal living room, a child's marine-themed bedroom, a designer office or a hospitality lounge, this coral-reef cinematography brings documentary-marine drama and editorial-photography polish into a residential wall.