The White
In Australia, White Sharks are highly protected.
Shark Cage Diving is also highly regulated.
No sharks were harmed.
The bale twine held ...
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In Australia, White Sharks are highly protected.
Shark Cage Diving is also highly regulated.
No sharks were harmed.
The bale twine held tuna entrails, which broke away.
sharkcagediving.com.au
is the only licenced operator allowed chum or burley to attract white sharks close to the cage.
Amazing experience of a lifetime!
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Shark Cage Diving is also highly regulated.
No sharks were harmed.
The bale twine held tuna entrails, which broke away.
sharkcagediving.com.au
is the only licenced operator allowed chum or burley to attract white sharks close to the cage.
Amazing experience of a lifetime!
Read less
NIKON D850
Aperture f/6.3 ISO 1600 Shutter 1/8000 Focal Length 1050/10 
Port Lincoln, South Australia, AU
Dec, 2020Views
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Contest Finalist in Wildlife Love Photo Contest
Chatter Award
Contest Finalist in We Love Animals Photo Contest Give Back Series
Zenith Award
Winner in Lights Camera Action Photo Challenge
Smart 4K Wide TV
Top Shot Award 22
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lauranvanschilt
December 25, 2021
No respect for nature. An animal fighting for his life. If you have the guts spring into the water to photograph them in freedom!
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D-Munn
May 02, 2022
In Australia, The White Shark is protected. No sharks were harmed & strict regulations regarding shark cage diving. Your ignorant virtue signalling is much more disrespectful. Stick to your smut.
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JayneBug
October 26, 2022
Timing is everything. Wow...great capture. My congratulations on your award for this wonderful action shot.
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dinahumphreys
October 30, 2022
My dream photo! The white sharks in Australia are more aggressive. They
drag their victims. I have wondered he animals under the Wallace line are different. I dream of taking a photo but I would not get in the water too scary. Did you?
drag their victims. I have wondered he animals under the Wallace line are different. I dream of taking a photo but I would not get in the water too scary. Did you?
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marysorberdye
January 04, 2023
Jeeze, could you get closer!~ Fantastic capture and probably once in a lifetime. One can hope!
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The Neptune Islands, Spencer Gulf in South Australia. In Australia, White Sharks are highly protected & shark cage diving is highly regulated. No sharks were harmed. The bale twine held tuna entrails, which broke away. sharkcagediving.com.au is the only licenced operator allowed to chum or burley to attract white sharks close to the cage. Amazing experience of a lifetime.Time
Around noon, after a four hour boat ride from Port Lincoln, South Australia.Lighting
Overcast day, low wind. Low water visibility & high reflectivity.Equipment
Nikon D850. Sigma Sports 70-200mm f/2.8 DG OS HSMInspiration
Magnificent creatures, waiting for that perfect moment. Experience of a life time.Editing
Basic enhancement & cropIn my camera bag
Minimalist on this day. Camera, Lens (quality UV filter), Plastic Bag (camera protection)Feedback
Fast shutter speed & count. (maybe not this fast) Anticipate with patience. A lot of luck!
