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Norwegian Underwater Cinematographer Kjetil C. Astrup
Norwegian underwater cinematographer Kjetil C Astrup tells host Brett Stanley about how he first found his path in underwater camera operating, and how he found himself on the set of the latest James Bond film - No Time To Die. -
South African Underwater Portrait Photographer Ilse Moore
Ilse Moore is an underwater portrait photographer based in Johannesburg, South Africa. Her work is dark and dramatic, with an amazing use of colour and lighting.
In this episode, Brett chats to Ilse about working in her underwater studio, how she creates the images she's known for, and what drives her to keep exploring. They discuss the challenges of building your own equipment, working with clients vs experienced underwater models, and how hard it is to convert feet in to meters in your head (2m = 6.5ft, by the way).
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Coming Soon – Ilse Moore
In this episode, dropping 8th April 2020, I’ll be talking to Ilse Moore, an underwater photographer from South Africa, and a woman who’s work inspired me to follow my own path underwater. Ilse’s images can be dark and dramatic, whilst full of colour and life.
We chat about what it’s like to build your own underwater equipment, mobile swimming pools, how to get the best out of your models, and what it’s like shooting portraits with a fisheye lens!
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The Underwater Podcast – Trailer
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