Results tagged “dyer island” on Earth Touch Blog
Liquid motion Nov 1 2007
On land they tend to look like convulsing potatoes, but “liquid motion” is the way Earth-Touch crew member Graeme Duane describes how seals move underwater.
At ease with sea creatures Oct 16 2007
One of the fantastic things you can experience working underwater with a camera, holding your breath, is a feeling of affinity with other big creatures in the sea.
Did you know? - Great white sharks Aug 29 2007
The scientific name for the great white shark, Carcharodon carcharias, translates directly to “jagged-toothed one”.
Out on a limb … Aug 23 2007
By Graeme Duane, field crew
This is a photo of the way we film sharks at Earth-Touch. As you can see there’s not much in it, no cage, no SCUBA and no bait.
So the shark gets to do pretty much what it wants, and the diver just has to concentrate on not looking too delectable. Seriously, though, we are cautious and careful and this is actually a very controlled situation.
Tags: bait, cape town, dyer island, great white shark, human, scuba, south africa, western capePage 1 of 1 pages
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