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Subject: How-day-do-dat?

Date: Tue 05/08/03 11:49:17 GMT

Name: RM

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I'd be very curious to see how they shot these. The water looks at least 20ft deep. Without flippers it takes a good effort to get down that deep leaving little bottom time for them to position their dresses so perfectly. I suppose there could be a scuba tank shuttled to her between takes and attendent divers to fluff the dress. Maybe this is the part of me that can't enjoy a magic show because I need to know how the tricks worked. Anyhow, wonderful shots!

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Wedding dresses underwater

By MK - wamtec@compuserve.com Tue 05/08/03 05:23:13 GMT

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Not really wetlook (no topside shots) but this is the kind of thing we like to shoot in our underwater video series...i.e. dresses underwater. Some other wetlook producers do nice uw shots too...e.g. Wet Kahuna, Nigel etc.

When I do uw shoots...I always have 2 simultaneous cameras going...i.e. one from uw and one topside camera too...cos it makes for a nicer scene when you integrate the 2 angles together.

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