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Underwater framing of freedivers ascending in their streamlined positions in clear, deep blue water. They are wearing wetsuits, masks and fins, typical gear for depth underwater training.
The first freediver wearing a dark wetsuit and long black fins is positioned prominently in the foreground ascending upwards. Further back and slightly to the left, another person in a dark wetsuit is observing and accompanying the first diver.
The water is illuminated by natural light filtering from above, creating a serene underwater scene. Small, scattered fish can be seen in the background, adding to the aquatic environment. Bubbles are visible around them.
A line or rope extends from the surface towards the deeper diver, commonly used in freediving for depth training and safety where divers follow a weighted line to control their descent and ascent.
Freediving involves descending into the water on a single breath, relying on breath-holding abilities and physical endurance. Freedivers use inward control, discipline, and power to descend and resurface.
After reaching a desired depth or distance, the freediver begins their ascent to the surface. This is the resurfacing phase, where they need to carefully manage their ascent and potentially use specific techniques to assist their return to the surface.
Resurfacing is a crucial part of freediving, as it is the point where the diver transitions back to breathing and their body begins to recover from the breath-hold and pressure changes
The sea holds her like a secret.
Cold light, quiet breath,
the rhythm between thought and tide.
She isn’t chasing the next wave,
just floating in the space
where stillness learns to move.
🌎: Hrafn Island
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1L wetsuits + surfboard & 1L gift pose
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About an hour later, feeling well wet and bedraggled. May not look it, but this was an absolute blast!!!!!
Well, it is starting to get colder. When the kids start wearing their wetsuits you know winter is on its way.
sits on a large intertidal boulder just off the shore on the north side of Stanley Park
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Leica Leicaflex SL2 + 90mm Elmarit-R f2.8 Lens
Ilford FP4 Plus Film + Ilford Ilfosol S Developer.
Negative scanned using a Pentax K1-II + K Adapter + Pentax 645 120 Macro Lens + Negative Lab Pro Software.
Minolta Autocord CDS TLR + 75mm Rokkor Lens.
Kentmere Pan 100 Film + Ilford Ilfosol S Developer.
Negative scanned using a Pentax K1-II + K Adapter + Pentax 645 120 Macro Lens + Negative Lab Pro Software.
Neoprene swimsuit and PVC boots. I'm setting a new fashion trend. Soon everyone will be dressed like this right?
This was supposed to be an amateur fashion shoot. It quite a while ago and I took about 150 photos. This was taken during a break - funnily enough, the best one I took on that day...
Scan from slide.
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Two surfers and a boogie boarder assess the waves and swimmers as they walk along the beach.
The surfer in the foreground wears a Matuse men's Tumo 3/2 full wetsuit. According to www.backcountry.com, Tumo is, "the Buddhist meditation technique where naked monks sit underneath a wet blanket in the snow only to dry it out with their own body heat."
Unknown author. 2016. "You Don't Even Have to Meditate" Backcountry SHOPPING WEB SITE 2016-03-16.
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I take photos to change the world.
If there’s a natural disaster — fire, flood, earthquake, or hurricane — that needs to be documented, maybe I’m the guy you need. (Alas, I’m not sufficiently brave, fearless, or suicidal to take photos in a combat zone — so if you’re looking for a war correspondent, don’t call me.)
But if there’s a human disaster that’s been overlooked — sadness, loneliness, death, homelessness, or a thousand other quiet tragedies, in your neighborhood, or in your own home — maybe I should bring my camera, and capture the scene in a way that brings dignity and respect to everyone. I photograph happy moments, too: the little smile, the grasp of a child’s hand, all those little moments of life that often get overlooked.
I won’t accept any payment for the photographs I take. I won’t even let you pay my travel expenses. I won’t use the photos for any commercial purpose. All I want to do is change the world.
Alas, I can’t take on very many of these projects, because I do still have to work my “day job” to pay the rent and put food on the table. If you have such a project you’d like me to consider, please email me at ed@yourdon.com with “CHANGE THE WORLD” in the subject line.
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I'm spending the winter months of 2014-2015 in a warm spot on the beach in Indialantic, FL (if I have Internet access, it doesn't matter too much where I'm physically located).
In addition to my sunrise walks along the beach, I’m also shooting various other afternoon scenes that look interesting — especially during the “golden hour” that extends from roughly an hour before sunset to an hour afterwards. The view in all of these shots is basically eastwards (sometimes northeast or southeast), so the sun is always setting behind me in the west. Thus, I’ll sometimes see some pink skies, or some interesting mixtures of late-afternoon sunlight and blue/purple colors — but not the fiery red/yellow/pink skies that accompany the sunsets in the west ...
These are some of the shots that I thought were somewhat interesting ...