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Brand film · Garmin »Women of Adventure« · Krystle Wright Our part: camera

Diving where others turn back.

For Garmin's »Women of Adventure« series, Australian adventure photographer Krystle Wright took center stage – a woman who, for the perfect image, goes where others turn back. We were on board as the camera team and captured the underwater and cold-water sequences.

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The job of this film

“Women of Adventure” is Garmin's stage for women who push their limits. In this film it's Krystle Wright: photographer, freediver, convinced that the strongest images are made in the most uncomfortable place.

Our part was the camera – dark, cinematic images between the surface and the depth, cold light, calm movement. Exactly the kind of shoot that takes nerve, the right gear and experience.

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Six frames from the water

Cinematic cold-water and underwater shots from the production.

Freediver sinking into the dark-blue depth
Lake with mountain panorama at the water's surface
Silhouette against a moody sky over the water
Golden light reflections on the water's surface
Freedivers as silhouettes underwater
Marine mammals in dark water from the air

Sport, outdoor & adventure – camera in the toughest conditions

Some shoots don't happen in a studio but in cold water, on the mountain or in the wind. We bring the experience and the gear to deliver clean, cinematic images there too – as a camera team for brands, agencies and productions. Calm on set, reliable in the result.

The job at a glance

Client
Garmin
Series
»Women of Adventure«
Protagonist
Krystle Wright – adventure photographer & freediver (Australia)
Brief
Cinematic underwater and cold-water footage
Our part
Camera

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