Daniel Kwok
2026 Underwater World Calendar by Daniel Kwok
2026 Underwater World Calendar by Daniel Kwok
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Exclusive to: The Submersibles.
Availability: While stocks last.
Product Description
Explore the underwater world, one month at a time.
This 2026 Underwater World Calendar features a curated collection of marine life photographs captured by Daniel Kwok across the Indo-Pacific, Australia, the Galápagos and beyond. From rare macro subjects to iconic ocean giants, each image is paired with its scientific name, location, date, and a thoughtfully written description designed for both divers and non-divers.
More than a calendar, this is a conversation piece - an invitation to pause, observe, and appreciate the remarkable diversity beneath the surface. Whether displayed at home, in the office, or given as a gift, it gently nudges curiosity towards marine awareness, conservation, and more mindful relationships with the ocean.
Printed in the same collectible format as previous editions, this calendar continues a decade-long tradition of sharing the beauty, colour, and quiet wonder of the underwater world.
What’s Inside
- 14 carefully selected underwater photographs.
- Macro favourites, reef life, and pelagic icons.
- Scientific names with accessible, educational descriptions.
- Locations and dates where each photo was taken.
- Singapore Public Holidays included.
- Clean, minimalist table-calendar design.
Who This Is For
- Ocean lovers and curious minds.
- Divers and non-divers alike.
- Nature-inspired homes and workspaces.
- Meaningful, affordable gifts with a story.
Product Details
- Format: Table calendar.
- Year: 2026.
- Price: SG$10 per calendar.
- Photography & Design: Daniel Kwok.
- Availability: Limited quantity.
- Pickup / Purchase: Available exclusively at The Submersibles.
Why It Matters
Every image in this calendar was taken in the wild, during real dives, across diverse marine ecosystems. By sharing these moments, the calendar aims to spark appreciation, conversation, and small shifts towards more sustainable choices - because protecting the ocean begins with noticing it.
