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names been important I’m 27 years old

names been important I’m 27 years old I’m a photographer originally I went out

I’m a photographer originally I went out

I’m a photographer originally I went out to Costa Rica to film a documentary for

to Costa Rica to film a documentary for

to Costa Rica to film a documentary for the Costa Rican government and while I

the Costa Rican government and while I

the Costa Rican government and while I was out there we saw the shark poaching

was out there we saw the shark poaching

was out there we saw the shark poaching going on

going on

going on when I came back to the US and started

when I came back to the US and started

when I came back to the US and started thinking about it more I realized that I

thinking about it more I realized that I

thinking about it more I realized that I really wanted to do something I wanted

really wanted to do something I wanted

really wanted to do something I wanted to create change I’ve always had a

to create change I’ve always had a

to create change I’ve always had a connection of the ocean and seeing it

connection of the ocean and seeing it

connection of the ocean and seeing it just being torn apart out there I knew I

just being torn apart out there I knew I

just being torn apart out there I knew I could do something with photography

could do something with photography

could do something with photography sharks are the most important species in

sharks are the most important species in

sharks are the most important species in the ocean and they’re one of the most

the ocean and they’re one of the most

the ocean and they’re one of the most ancient if we lose sharks the entire

ancient if we lose sharks the entire

ancient if we lose sharks the entire ocean will be off balance what I was

ocean will be off balance what I was

ocean will be off balance what I was doing this expedition is showing the two

doing this expedition is showing the two

doing this expedition is showing the two most biologically important places for

most biologically important places for

most biologically important places for these animals for me the stories that I

these animals for me the stories that I

these animals for me the stories that I love the most stories that contrast

love the most stories that contrast

love the most stories that contrast animals with people underwater with the

animals with people underwater with the

animals with people underwater with the bubbler stories that combine the

bubbler stories that combine the

bubbler stories that combine the different parts of photography that I

different parts of photography that I

different parts of photography that I love

love

love when you can give somebody the

when you can give somebody the

when you can give somebody the experience of living vicariously through

experience of living vicariously through

experience of living vicariously through an image and combine that with the

an image and combine that with the

an image and combine that with the science and data that’s done by the

science and data that’s done by the

science and data that’s done by the scientist that’s the strongest

scientist that’s the strongest

scientist that’s the strongest combination that’s what creates change

combination that’s what creates change

combination that’s what creates change it generates a connection

it generates a connection

it generates a connection everybody has their own medium whether

everybody has their own medium whether

everybody has their own medium whether it’s writing music computers or artwork

it’s writing music computers or artwork

it’s writing music computers or artwork use it to create change

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