I am working on a website for the freediving community and am in need of some quite specific illustration photos. I already contacted Dan Burton and had his very kind approval to use his photographs, and although I found some matching pictures in his gallery, I am still missing a number of photos. I am hence looking for photographers willing to offer their work for my website.
I need photos of the following situations. If you have just one or two of them, it is good enough for me too. Full credit and reverse link to your website will be given at each image, of course. Please do
not offer any photographs you did not take yourself! I am of course able to find such photos on the web too, but I do not want and will not take photos from the web without the explicit consent of the author.
Small format photos are sufficient - on the website I use photos approximately 200x150 pixels, but bigger format is fine. Please PM me to get more details about the purpose of the website - although I am about to release it soon to the public, I prefer not babbling about it here publicly yet.
- surface protocol - surfacing / breath up
- surface protocol - removing mask/goggles
- surface protocol - showing OK
- surface protocol - telling OK (or a smile on the photo)
(the four photos would be best if matching together - same freediver)
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- surface swimming with fins
- surface swimming without fins
- pool turns
- tandem dynamics (freediver pushing a buddy UW)
- underwater swim without fins
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- relaxation (laying on back)
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- CWT security incident (or simulation)
- DYN security incident (or simulation)
- STA security incident (or simulation)
- Counterweight security incident (or simulation)
- Sled security incident (or simulation)
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- expiring apnea (blowing air while relaxing and holding breath in water)
- full exhale apnea (sunk more than at plain apnea on the surface)
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- Uddiyana Bandha
- Uddiyana Bandha + ribcage flexes (UB + pressing the ribcage by hands)
- stretching: face & neck
- stretching: arms
- stretching: body / back / ribcage
- stretching: legs
January 4th, 2007
