A possible answer

Well, let’s start from the last question.

We are firmly convinced that the magic of those images, as well as of any other activity that takes place underwater, can easily be linked to an atavic and primordial dream: the dream of flying.

We spend our life forced “on the ground” by gravity. We don’t even have wings to hover as birds do. And, if we fly, we do it aboard very heavy flying machines.

Yet we happen to dream of flying. And doing it gives us an immense sense of freedom. The same occurs underwater.

Divers know this very well. And that’s what they feel when, with just breathing and a well-calibrated jacket, they manage to stabilize their depth, just like fish with the swim bladder.

Diving is, therefore, a bit like flying. And modeling underwater as well.

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Sea

The sea is undoubtedly a much more fascinating location than a swimming pool. However, both the weather and the transparency of the water must be perfect, which may not always be the case…

The photo you see here was taken at the MUSA – Cancun Underwater Museum – which is located right in front of Cancun a few hundred meters from the coast of Isla Mujeres at a depth of about eight meters. That day, more than an underwater modeling session, we took pictures of America doing her first open water dive.

It is easy to understand that Underwater Modeling at sea, in a location like the MUSA, is only advisable for models who are advanced divers.

Are there any age or weight restrictions?

If we combine Underwater Trash The Dress, Modeling, Maternity, Anniversaries, Engagements … in the past few years, we have made more than five hundred underwater sessions.

We, therefore, photographed people of all ages and weights. Some of them were very young; others were mature ladies well over 60. Some were very confident, others a little shy. From each of them, we have always brought out the best.

Years later, we cannot forget a woman in her early forties, who was so reluctant, and with such low self-esteem, that she thought it wasn’t even worth trying. Today, she still considers that photo session as the moment when an ugly duckling turned into a wonderful swan.

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