Montreal-based director and photographer Benjamin Von Wong created these breathtaking images of models exploring the sunken ruins of a 50-year-old shipwreck off the shores of Bali.
His team involving 2 models and 7 additional support divers, all had to be trained and licensed to be underwater.
"Normal clothes couldn’t be rented since the sea water would wreck them, so we had to find a designer willing to part with the clothing they’d lend us."
The entire shoot took place 25 meters below the surface and as the equipment was limited, Von Wong had to relied heavily on natural light and a single camera in underwater housing.
"Lighting and gear would be limited – shooting underwater meant that we had to work with what we had available: on camera strobes or natural light."
Check his website: http://www.vonwong.com/
His team involving 2 models and 7 additional support divers, all had to be trained and licensed to be underwater.
"Normal clothes couldn’t be rented since the sea water would wreck them, so we had to find a designer willing to part with the clothing they’d lend us."
The entire shoot took place 25 meters below the surface and as the equipment was limited, Von Wong had to relied heavily on natural light and a single camera in underwater housing.
"Lighting and gear would be limited – shooting underwater meant that we had to work with what we had available: on camera strobes or natural light."
Check his website: http://www.vonwong.com/
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