Komodo | cinematic short

Beginning of this year I had the chance to visit the Komodo national park which is located just next to Bali, Indonesia.
After finishing my 2 month divemaster course with ‪@scubajunkie-tv‬, I had one week left to film all the beauty of this place.
Beside countless encounters with different animals that left me breathless, I also met so many amazing people who I‘m thankful to call friends now. It was heartwarming to connect with people who care deeply for the ocean.
All footage was shot with the ‪@PanasonicLumixVideo‬ S1H and S5 and the ‪@DJI‬ Mavic 2 Pro

[@diverdavescubasnaps]

great place to do divemaster, loved our trip to scubajunkies, so much to see and enjoy, lovely people too

[@PaulaFogarty]

Wonderful video! I'm so jealous!!
😄

[@JoelSharks]

Thanks a lot Paula!

[@vince6130]

Great work buddy💯

[@JoelSharks]

Thanks a lot bro! ❤️🙏🏾

[@ocktagen4171]

Amazing clip ❤️ keep your work up

[@JoelSharks]

Thanks a lot 🙏🏾 definitely will!! Also will try to get quicker with uploads 😄

[@jeanhunziker1604]

Amazing 🤩

[@JoelSharks]

Thanks 🤗

[@davidedebenedictis]

Beautiful shots indeed.
Did you use red filter or keldan ambient filter on your lights?

[@JoelSharks]

Hi Davide, thanks a lot!! I dont use red filters as when I tested some, I realized I can achieve better colours through colour grading. Its more effort but I decided its worth it for me with my setup, as with the red filters I lost a lot of sharpness. I do use blue filters on my video lights and I‘m a big fan of it, I dont like the orange look of the light without them. On a camera with a smaller sensor I probably would use red filters

[@davidedebenedictis]

@@JoelSharks thanks, amazing work

[@jackpott97]

Du geili sau

[@JoelSharks]

ehh selber ❤