They weigh just a few pounds and grow over a foot and a half per year! 🥹

So I got bitten by a nurse shark today… it was still fun tho

Some of these pictures are pretty crap, or are screenshots from videos but as long as you get it on camera it counts.

Copley and Brook Watson became friends after the American artist arrived in London in 1774. Watson commissioned him to create a painting of the 1749 event, and Copley produced three versions.

Sometimes the natural lighting hits just right. Photo taken at Guadalupe Island, Mexico. 🇲🇽

It was hard to breathe through the snorkel but I got better with it towards the end. We saw bull sharks and sandbar sharks!

I’ve loved sharks since I was a wee lad, figured this bathroom was as good a place as any to put my stuff up.

Incredible days shooting this beautiful creatures while scuba trip in Malapascua, Philippines.

Gear: A7IV 12-24f4 90f2.8 Seafrogs

Like most of you, I love sharks. Always have. Always will.

I used to travel the world observing and photographing all types of sharks. I was strictly an amateur, but did have some photos show up in magazines or advertisements. I mostly took the pictures as a memory of seeing them in the ocean. Unfortunately my health took a hit several years ago and I'm mostly bed bound now. So no sharks until they can find a cure. However, I've recently felt a little better and started going through my old photos and videos and thought I would start sharing them from time to time.

This pic is a great white shark taken at Isla Guadalupe, Mexico. On my first trip there I feel in love with it and went every year after for the next decade. Most of my adventures there were at the surface, but I did have the adventure of my lifetime my last trip there when I got to go aboard a submarine twice. I'll post some videos and pics of that trip later, but it was amazing to see many great whites on the bottom below our ship down 250' and see the actual geography of the island underwater. Sorry for the rambling post, but I really do love this stuff and hope to one day return to the ocean.

Found it while looking at fish on my state's fish and game website. (Alaska)

I live in Sydney and work in a large office block on Sydney Harbour in Circular Quay. As a shark fanatic, I often think how strange it is that we live/work in a big-ish city where u can find big sharks only just moments away. I could fish for bull sharks in my lunch break a 4min walk from my office (not that I would for many reasons obvs). And if I was looking the right way, I could possibly have seen the Paul de Gelder or Simon Nellist shark attacks from my office window. Nature v Urban Development .. blows my mind sometimes