Cage-free shark photographer Michael Muller is taking over Discovery Channel's Instagram for Shark Week 2014. He hopes to use the opportunity to raise awareness about the declining populations of sharks.
Swimming with sharks —
Cage-free shark photographer Michael Muller is taking over Discovery Channel's Instagram for Shark Week 2014. He hopes to use the opportunity to raise awareness about the declining populations of sharks.
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"BLUESTEEL"
Swimming with sharks —
"BLUESTEEL"
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"It's all about light. Whether In the studio or 40ft below the surface, it all boils down to light. Can't tell you how fulfilling it is to light these babies up. Now just need to put the spotlight on shark finning and ending it or at least regulating it."
Swimming with sharks —
"It's all about light. Whether In the studio or 40ft below the surface, it all boils down to light. Can't tell you how fulfilling it is to light these babies up. Now just need to put the spotlight on shark finning and ending it or at least regulating it."
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"While I love shooting all these actors, this is what occupies my mind in between shots. Shooting in 103 degree heat helps make this moment come to mind as well," Muller says on his Instagram feed.
Swimming with sharks —
"While I love shooting all these actors, this is what occupies my mind in between shots. Shooting in 103 degree heat helps make this moment come to mind as well," Muller says on his Instagram feed.
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"I've been surrounded by 150 to 200 sharks, not once ever been been close to being bitten."
Swimming with sharks —
"I've been surrounded by 150 to 200 sharks, not once ever been been close to being bitten."
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Muller says of sharks: "100 million a year are killed people ... We gotta do what we can to put a stop to this or our ocean's fragile eco system is going to end up with just jellyfish."
Swimming with sharks —
Muller says of sharks: "100 million a year are killed people ... We gotta do what we can to put a stop to this or our ocean's fragile eco system is going to end up with just jellyfish."
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