Cool video.

I couldn't tell if those were nurse or bull sharks? They were probably nurse or reef sharks because the latter would be pretty dangerous to humans.  

Very nice one!

Pretty cool guys well done

stunning & brautiful animals.
great video!

B*gger that, I'm never going swimming again unless it is in a swimming pool. Fabulous footage well done for capturing  and sharing it. Well done fella.

Awesome video bet you had fun

Nice video..

COOL COOL COOL!!!!!

Great capture

nice video.. those sharks aren't even fazed by the buzzing drone following them.

Looks very nice

COOL thx for sharing

I'm impressed with how clear the water is ;)

Awesome vid.
When I was shooting reef fish in Rangiroa (Pacific) I was bumped by a Black Tip.
I suppose it was attracted to the flash. Once I got over the shock, I took this snap.
The other is from the fish shoal I was in. I should have realised, the fish vanished for a reason.
Someone deliberately cut up fish to bring in the sharks...

Cool video. Thanks for sharing.

AlansDronePics Posted at 2018-5-16 06:41
Awesome vid.
When I was shooting reef fish in Rangiroa (Pacific) I was bumped by a Black Tip.
I suppose it was attracted to the flash. Once I got over the shock, I took this snap.

Nice shots Alan

Amazing video, I love watching videos like this

Great to see. And that's about as near as I want to get   Thanks for the share.

Suren Posted at 2018-5-16 11:14
Nice shots Alan

Thanks Suren.

That's about the closest I would want to get to a shark.  Awesome video

Awesome overhead shot of the sharks,very clear.

AlansDronePics Posted at 2018-5-16 06:41
Awesome vid.
When I was shooting reef fish in Rangiroa (Pacific) I was bumped by a Black Tip.
I suppose it was attracted to the flash. Once I got over the shock, I took this snap.

I was bumped by a Black Tip

That is general not a good sign for swimmers or divers.  Especially if you see sharks pectoral fins become rigid, prior to a grazing bump.  
Told by two divemasters it is indication shark is working up to taking a bite.  The graze bump is shark seeing if prey will respond aggressive and also way of determining edibility.

Anyway, glad nothing bad became of it.

Liked how you closely followed the shark from right above water.

Very cool video.

HedgeTrimmer Posted at 2018-5-16 19:27
I was bumped by a Black Tip

That is general not a good sign for swimmers or divers.  Especially if you see sharks pectoral fins become rigid, prior to a grazing bump.  

Holy mackerel, now you tell me.
The last thing on my mind was to check for erect and firm tissue.
I did read that they are rather nasty, because they have a reputation for biting, just because they can. The story goes that more people have died from their small bites (relatively small) than Great Whites.
Of course, I knew none of this at the time and tried to swim after them for a better shot.
They are very sensitive to flash photography it seems. I had been flashing the reef to get some colour. That is why there are big white blobs in the image. Detritus reflecting back the light.
Then it hit me. No Fish. Sharks. Time to go.
It is times like that when you wish you had eyes where your ears are, so you can see what is following or coming at you.

This is a very nice video! but nope nope nope. thats about as close as i want to get to a bull shark.

AlansDronePics Posted at 2018-5-16 22:49
Holy mackerel, now you tell me.
The last thing on my mind was to check for erect and firm tissue.
I did read that they are rather nasty, because they have a reputation for biting, just because they can. The story goes that more people have died from their small bites (relatively small) than Great Whites.

The last thing on my mind was to check for erect and firm tissue.  

From at least my encounter, it only takes a glance at pectorial fins.  No need for touching.
Instead of fins being free moving in water, their fins become like wings of jet fighter moved to manuveribilty (swept forward).  

Cool video

HedgeTrimmer Posted at 2018-5-17 06:13
The last thing on my mind was to check for erect and firm tissue.  

From at least my encounter, it only takes a glance at pectorial fins.  No need for touching.

Amazing creatures, aren't they.

Noooo! Close the beaches!

Great video.
That's what I call getting up close and personal but staying safe.
If only you had the Mavic Gannet Bait Release for fishing on the Mavic.
It would of been the catch of the day.

I love sharks.....cool video