Underwater Portraits
Henrik Sorensen, a Danish Photographer, specializes in underwater photography, but he doesn’t snap pictures of fish. Henrik slips into pools with fully clothed dancers, soccer players, skateboarders and make portraits of people in a kind of suspended animation. Take a look:
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Thanks to you for hosting the A to Z challenge!
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Wow, beautiful work. Thanks for the intro to this artist. There is a photographer I follow on Twitter who does this kind of thing too. Incredible when you think about it.
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I saw this one on youtube. I agree… The creativity is like no limit.
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Thanks, Amy! You’re awesome! 🙂
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Thank you for stopping by 🙂
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This is really cool, Amy. Great use of light and movement and innovative way of capturing human figures 🙂 Thank you so much for sharing *baci*
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So glad you like it! I just wonder how long they have to stay under the water 🙂
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I am sure they are well compensated 😀
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I can’t seem to go underwater without holding my nose, the people that make these photos and videos are so talented!
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I don’t know how they breath underwater 😕 Thank you for stopping by.
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oh wow! this is so cool. thanks for sharing, Amy.
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Glad you like it, pretty cool 🙂
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Inspirational, Amy! Both the models and the photographer.
Thanks for reminding me Frizz is up to U. Will I ever keep up? 🙂
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Incredible! I just wonder how long they have to stay underwater 🙂 Thank you, Jo!
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Positively mesmerizing Amy! Thanks so much for sharing!!!!!! Great tunes too !
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So glad you like it, Kathryn 🙂 I wonder how long they have to stay in the water (?)
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Until their eyes start bulging and their faces no longer look graceful but more like drowning ? : )
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😕
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Amazingly beautiful and atmospheric
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Thank you for stopping by, Valerie 🙂
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Totally breathtaking. A creative genius! Can’t get enough of it! Thanks for the visual adventure. Have a great week ahead.
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Thank you for visiting, IT 🙂 They are genius!
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Amazing work! Thanks, Amy.
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Thank you for letting me share it with you 🙂
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Very lovely, Amy. Although I could never bear to be underwater like that, I enjoyed watching the videos. Thanks so much for sharing. 🙂
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I get dizzy when I think of how long they have to stay underwater… 🙂
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this was amazing Amy…what a wonderful world we live in with such creativity
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Isn’t it? Have to admire these people…
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Wow so beautiful Amy! – thank you for sharing! Watching it was like a little meditation – And being a Dane I think this is even cooler – had never heard of Henrik Sørensen 🙂
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Hi Anne, Happy to see you 🙂 So glad you enjoy it.
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Hi Amy,
Those are superb links, thanks for sharing.
Sparkonit seems a revolutionary concept.
Shakti
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Thank you so much for your visit, Shakti! I apologize for not catching your comment earlier. Happy to see you 🙂
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Artistic photography!
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Truly amazing! Thanks for the links Amy.
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Very inspiring… 🙂 🙂
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Thank you for these links Amy. There are some truly amazingly creative people out there. 🙂
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Thank you for spending time here with me, LuAnn 🙂
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Immensely beautiful and incredibly thought out photography.
Stunning !!!!
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