From the deep blue drop-offs of the Maldives to the currents of the Galapagos and the reefs of Bimini, each shark filming location brings its own rhythm, challenge, and surprise. Working on ‘All The Sharks’ for #Netflix, Underwater Cinematographer Tom Park captured a range of behaviors across three very different environments—all shot on the RED V-RAPTOR 8K S35 (Rhino Edition). In the Maldives, tiger sharks emerge from the abyss with slow, confident grace—rising vertically from the deep like shadows. One moment in particular stands out: a massive female rising toward the lens, calm and curious, locking eyes with the camera. Not aggressive—just entirely in control. In the Galapagos, it’s all about patience. Strong currents and cautious hammerheads make for a tricky shoot, but when it all comes together—large schools moving in unison through layered light—it’s unlike anything else. Then there’s Bimini, where Caribbean reef sharks barely give the camera space to breathe. Bold, fast, an...