A Picture Taken With a Camera And Lens Received From Fumfie Goes Viral....

Paul Spielvogel a photographer for Shark Diver Magazine and an attorney with Spielvogel and Spielvogel shot a photo in December 2010 of a lemon shark with Eli Martinez, Shark Magazine editor, in about 20 feet of water off the Bahamas. Upon closer inspection it seems like the shark was giving a high five, maybe even a faint smile.

Flash forward to this past weekend and all of a sudden the image started going viral online, appearing on People.com and Inside Edition.

Here is a link to the article on People.com

http://www.peoplepets.com/people/pets/article/0,,20582386,00.html

Here is a link to the video on Inside Edition:

http://www.facebook.com/photo.php?v=3610153179322

“At first we were wondering what was going on, but then we figured it out,” Spielvogel said Wednesday.

The British publication The Sun had found the image and wanted to do a feature on it so editors there reached out to Shark Diving Magazine. Before long the image was out there, complete with its own demotivational poster that reminds readers nothing they will ever do will be as “awesome as” high-fiving a shark.

Spielvogel, who has had his work published on The Discovery Channel and various publications, shot the image with a Canon 7D camera, a Tokina 10-17mm lens and Aquatica housing.

The camera and lens were both received from none other than http://www.fumfie.com/

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