Listen to a thoughtful conversation with underwater ocean photographer Sarah Lee of Hawaii. Learn about her carefree childhood growing up on her grandparent’s coffee plantation, and go deeper (literally) into a world of deep blue ocean.
HIGHLIGHTS From The Episode:
- Growing up on her grandparent’s coffee plantation in Hawaii
- How to find good coffee around the world, and the best cup in Encinitas
- Diving for fish on the rocky shores of Hawaii at age 5
- A self taught photographer, and buying her first camera at age 15
- Photography before social media and the instant gratification
- Why shooting underwater is drastically different than land
- 4:20 and the meditative state of holding your breath underwater
- Making the choice to put school on hold and travel the world
- Sarah’s collaboration with Alison’s Adventures, and world travel adventure
- Why you should follow your curiosity instead of your passion
- Current camera gear, starting with simple gear and working your way up
Links / Resources
- Website: http://sarahlee.photo/
- Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/hisarahlee/
- Blog: http://sarahlee.photo/blog/
- Ban on sunscreen in Hawaii: http://www.haereticus-lab.org/ban-on-many-sunscreen-products-likely-to-pass-in-hawaii-senate/
- Recommended Book: https://www.elizabethgilbert.com/
- Inspiring waterwoman Kimiwerner: http://www.kimiwerner.com/
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