This Is What It’s Like To Free Dive With Whales

July 24, 2015
Hawaii

When filmmaker and photographer Michaela Skovranova and her family changed from Slovakia to Sydney, they jumped into a large blue sea and never looked back.

“We could all demeanour during a unconstrained sea each singular day,” she pronounced in an talk forÂ Instagram’s blog

“One early morning during a swim, we could hear soothing clicks of a dolphin and unexpected she seemed right underneath me. She looked during me with a many extraordinary eye — and only as fast she was gone,” Skovranova said. “I was left breathless, and from afterwards on we wanted to feel that each singular day — and maybe let other people feel that, too, by my work.”

A print posted by Michaela Skovranova (@mishkusk)

Skovranova, 27, has amassed nearly 30,000 followers

“It’s really most a tide of alertness approach,” she said.

When she’s in a water, with a sea doing flattering most whatever it wants to, Skovranova pronounced she feels reduction in control of her physique and a environment, that allows her toÂ focus on holding in all a stately nature

Lucky for us, her photographs let us take it in, too:

A print posted by Michaela Skovranova (@mishkusk)

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