
Freestyle Kayak champion Noah Fraser

Imagine 40 freestyle kayaks in an itty-bitty indoor pool. Now add a photographer with a fish tank into the mix. Picture someone floating around a waist deep pool holding a 15 gallon glass cube to their chest with a camera in it. Just about as insane as freestyle kayaking, except without the risk of a sharp glass penetrating the chest cavity. So a big shout out to Chris (now at the Wash Times) who first explained the fish tank concept of underwater photography. It worked.
I think in the future an ewa marine bag might be wiser and safer.
2 comments:
Ha, Sweet. It is definitely the cheapest way to do it. The EWA Marine bags will make it much easier. Looks like it turned out alright though. The most important thing is to have a CLEAN fishtank, I found that out the hard way once, long ago.
It was the only shot from the fish tank that was remotely close to being in focus.
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