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Last Updated: Feb 13, 2017 - 1:45:37 AM |
Hannah's "Pink Lionfish" Mermaid tail was created by HannahMermaid.com (with decorative fins by Finfolk Productions)
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BIMINI, The Bahamas - Hannah Fraser, a professional real-life mermaid from California, is currently in The Bahamas, and was just filmed underwater at the renown Sapona shipwreck in Bimini. Her dazzling and colourful "Pink Lionfish" mermaid tail was created by HannahMermaid.com (with decorative fins by Finfolk Productions).
"Male model David Langlois (seen below) and I are together for this photo shoot in the island of Bimini for the newly created project,
I See Earth," said, Hannah.
I See Earth is a humanitarian organization promoting nature awareness, protection and discovery through the eyes of worldwide professionals artists.
The Bahamas is well known for its crystal clear azure waters, and is an idyllic location for above, and underwater shoots. Photos seen here were taken by Grand Bahama resident photographer, Gaby Rguez.
Hannah Mermaid seen at the renown Sapona wreck dive site near Bimini island
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Hannah's passion
began at an early age when she created her first tail at age 9, and she
is rumoured to be the first freelance professional mermaid in the
world. Working in film and television for many years, Hannah’s
speciality has evolved into underwater mermaid performance. She has
featured in short films, music videos, advertising campaigns, photo
shoots, environmental docos, large scale events, aquariums, and parties
around the globe. She recently appeared in the Oscar award winning film,
‘The Cove’, and stars in an upcoming tv special risking her life to
swim with Great White Sharks! Hannah has trained to hold her breath for
minutes at a time and can swim to depths of over 30 feet. A passionate
environmentalist, Hannah has also traveled the world speaking at events
and conventions about her experiences swimming with great white sharks,
humpback whales, seals, dolphins, turtles, manta rays, and other marine
life to inspire people to conserve the Ocean environment.
'I
feel the most free and expressive while underwater. I think there has
been a dreamtime when mermaids were part of our reality. But with the
technological age, we've lost touch with that. I'd like to help awaken
people to their personal experience of creative play, where the lines of
fantasy and reality blend. Being a mermaid is my lifelong expression of
joy. I hope everyone finds their own passion... and lives it! '
Canadian model, David Langlois in Bimini, Bahamas (Photo: Gaby Rguez Photography)
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Hannah Mermaid seen at the renown Sapona wreck dive site near Bimini island
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