Thanks to @mathieu_fouliard who lent me a perfect RRD sail for that series !
My two sailors for the occasion were quite performing, even though the bottom was 5 meters deep. Congrats @hellody.zip & @maronuirichmond, you made it good !
Last week-end, Pauline wanted a new series with this umbrella, so we made a nice UFO out of it.
"Did you ever fly an umbrella" ?
First Underwater Fashion Show was completed last Saturday with Mermaid Marie-Clémence et her assistant Annabelle.
The red carpet is lying on a sand bottom at about 4 meters deep. Flower pots and stones hold it in place.
The Dress was made by Christopher Prenat for a Miss Tahiti show. It's made of tulle, shells and pearls.
Underwater Fashion Show : Check the video : https://youtu.be/YzBgz_QwcFQ
Video Editor AnnaProd
Fantastic trip aux Marquises with Mermaid Amy last week !
Back with hundred of pictures.
Here are some shots of this magic place :
My trip to Fakarava was sort of adventure last week !
The following day after my arrival at Tetamanu (south channel) we had to face heavy rains and winds up to 50kts !
Everything was so wet, and water started dripping from the vegetal roof in my room.
The journey back to the north channel took three times longer than usual and was very rough. Finally the aircraft was unable to land with 40kts crosswind, and I found myself stuck in Fakarava in the storm.
The following night, the runway was completely inundated with debris and rubbish brought by the strong waves of the ocean.
I finally left on the fourth day, to Tahiti.
This is how it is sometimes during the rainy season in the Pacific ...
After the heavy rains last week, the lagoon is still very muddy ...
I made just a few shots last Sunday as we vent to check the uw-visibility.
For the rest, better go for sunset shoots and wait ;)
Miss Tahiti heritage restoration.
Thanks to Christopher Prenat who made this marvel dress some years ago.
Soon underwater !!!
It hasn't found her mermaid yet, any volunteer ? ;)
A mobile ... Not a telephone you know, these things that move with the wind in a delicate balance.
The challenge was to put one - a big one, 2 meters large - underwater.
The artist who made it is Océ, and Engeco sponsored the construction out of roof steel plate and profile.
We fixed it on a wreck, 8 meters deep, so it has no incidence on marine life.
Some friends free-divers came this morning for a shooting with this ephemeral piece of art, just for pleasure.
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