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Mike Coots, a mid-40s photographer who lost his leg in a 1997 shark encounter, turned his trauma into a mission: capturing sharks’ true, majestic nature through his lens. Traveling the globe, he uses portraiture techniques to reveal the personalities and grace of these misunderstood predators. His groundbreaking book “Shark: Portraits” has reshaped perceptions worldwide, sparking conversations and gifts across continents. Now, he’s pushing further with a black-and-white fine-art series on great whites, proving sharks aren’t monsters—they’re mesmerizing, misunderstood icons worth celebrating.

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