Awesome Photos Of Models Swimming With Whale Sharks

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Two models were used for the shoot: Italian model Roberta Mancino (a world skydiving champion) and model Hannah Fraser (professional underwater model).

Two models were used for the shoot: Italian model Roberta Mancino (a world skydiving champion) and model Hannah Fraser (professional underwater model).

Source: Asia Society

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The Philippines photo shoot took 20-hours to complete, beginning at 4 a.m.

The Philippines photo shoot took 20-hours to complete, beginning at 4 a.m.

Source: Asia Society

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Whale Sharks are the largest fish on earth, measuring 30 feet long and weighing 20,000 pounds.

Whale Sharks are the largest fish on earth, measuring 30 feet long and weighing 20,000 pounds.

Source: Telegraph

Could you imagine swimming this close to something so huge?

Could you imagine swimming this close to something so huge?
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Model Roberta mirrors the Whale Shark's movements as it touches the water's surface.

Model Roberta mirrors the Whale Shark's movements as it touches the water's surface.

Though the lighting and color levels have been tweaked in the final images, nothing else has been Photoshopped.

Though the lighting and color levels have been tweaked in the final images, nothing else has been Photoshopped.

Source: Telegraph

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Gorgeous.

Gorgeous.

For more information on the project, go to bluespheremedia.com.

For more information on the project, go to bluespheremedia.com.
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Most of Shawn Heinrichs's previous work has focused on endangered marine wildlife, particularly illegal shark fishing.

Most of Shawn Heinrichs's previous work has focused on endangered marine wildlife, particularly illegal shark fishing.

Source: Asia Society

Here, Japanese workers walk through rows of legally caught salmon sharks removing their hearts and fins.

Here, Japanese workers walk through rows of legally caught salmon sharks removing their hearts and fins.

Source: Asia Society

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Workers sort the fins from primarily blue and mako sharks in Kaohsiung, Taiwan.

Workers sort the fins from primarily blue and mako sharks in Kaohsiung, Taiwan.

Source: Asia Society

He also documented illegal gill trading. Here, fishermen haul in a Chilean devil ray (a threatened species) to market in Lombok, Indonesia.

He also documented illegal gill trading. Here, fishermen haul in a Chilean devil ray (a threatened species) to market in Lombok, Indonesia.

Source: Asia Society

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