The Daily Mail (UK) just ran a nice portfolio of my images from my May 26-June 1, 2013 Cat Island trip. Despite the horrible weather, it worked out in the end. A huge thanks to Epic Diving for making things happen out there.
Note: There is a very nice video embedded in the feature. It's not mine; I don't shoot video. It was shot by Vince Canabal of Epic.
Note 2: The feature has a sensationalist headline - I didn't write it, I just answered the agency's questions.
We would like to do something for the website if that's ok, but unfortunately don't have an online budget. Would you be able to tell us a bit more about how the images were taken and why this shark was so friendly? (Was he being fed?!) And if we could use a few images in return for a credit and links to your website etc that would be great.
Let me know and we can do something this morning
Many thanks
Natalie
Talk about a "bait and switch"....They ask you "why was the shark friendly?" and then throw "man-eating sharks" in the title of the article. Sigh....
I think Diver Magazine has decided to avoid paying for content as well.
Hello Wetpixel,
The Daily Mail (UK) just ran a nice portfolio of my images from my May 26-June 1, 2013 Cat Island trip. Despite the horrible weather, it worked out in the end. A huge thanks to Epic Diving for making things happen out there.
Note: There is a very nice video embedded in the feature. It's not mine; I don't shoot video. It was shot by Vince Canabal of Epic.
Note 2: The feature has a sensationalist headline - I didn't write it, I just answered the agency's questions.
@ John B, the frustrating part of Diver mag is that they purchase most of their images from stock sites now because it's much cheaper. And my buddy Eric Hanauer was just telling me at the dive show in Long Beach that the mags that do pay, pay SH^T. He is fed up with writing for nothing, so he visits the mermaids a lot more now:)
