| Photo: Steve Hanning |
A photographer has gone into a new length (or, in this case, depth) to create a unique photo. Canadian photographer Steve Hanning And Model Seara Antoxky Recently set a set Guinness World Record The deepest water model for the model photoshoot. The shoot took place in 49.8 meters (163.4 ft) at a ship -verse near Boca Ratton, Florida, with other images.
This record-winning photo was not the first place of the couple in the underwater photography or was setting the Guinness World Records. They Set a record first For the same category in July 2023, for shooting 9.7 meters (32 feet) in Tobermori, Ontario. The project was not particularly to set a record, and mostly a joke resulted in how to conduct a photo shoot safely during the Kovid -19 lockdown. He followed it in December 2023 with another record for a underwater photo shoot at about 30 meters (98 ft).
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| Photo: Steve Hanning |
The latest record-breaking shoot, of course, was more challenging than his previous ones. Haining spent time to research at the location and look at the image contexts ahead of time but said that, given the depth, many photos were not available. As a result, he opted for a re -dive to get a better understanding of the location. “Once I had a view of the space, I could frame the composition, relay the shoot plan to the team, and could get the light system where I could get the shots I wanted to get to get it. It was necessary, “he Told my modern mate,
Haining says that the plan took almost a year between the creative team and their security divers, Ray. Given how it would be physically demanding, Antoski spent one year training specifically for the shoot. Eventually, instead of a warm, well -organized vetasuit, she was wearing a flowing dress and did not have frequent access to oxygen. It is not easy to communicate and move under water, either, adding even more complexity to the shipwreak.
Of course, things rarely go to the plan, and it was the same here. The team attracted big wildlife, tank malfunction and even a jellyfish sting from fishermen. According to Haining, shooting took 52 minutes, with 15 minutes, five minutes from the need for records, five minutes. Overall, it shows a true dedication for the craft from the entire team.
