getting a selfie with a celebrity appears to be the latest craze , but two scuba girls from california prefer to take their photos with some more colourful creatures . divers margo sanchez and stephanie adamson have been snapping exotic underwater life for nearly a decade . the recent addition of a selfie stick has helped them get incredible shots next to some of the most dangerous sea creatures in the ocean , such as sharks and sting rays . scroll down for video . under the sea ! these snap happy scuba girls have taken the selfie stick to new depths by taking a series of extraordinary underwater photos with exotic sea life . fish are friends , not food ! having the extendable pole allows the animal a comfortable distance from the photographer while being photographed . dude ! despite having travelled as far afield as papua new guinea , the maldives and virgin islands to take these incredible photos , the selfie stick is only a recent edition to their trips , enabling them to take incredible turtle selfies . the intrepid divers from san diego , california , have made it their life mission to travel the world to take snaps with everything from turtles , puffer fish to sting rays and baby squid . while selfie sticks may be recent fad , divers margo sanchez and stephanie adamson have been snapping photos of marine animals for the best part of a decade . the pair who co-own the diving school , scuba girls , loved taking photographs of the beautiful animals underwater , but found they could not easily be in the picture too . since investing in the fad item , they have been able to mount a gopro camera to the end of the pole and obtain incredible lasting memories of their dives , whilst keeping a distance away from the creatures . margo said : ` since stephanie and i were always taking photos and videos of each other , the challenge was often finding a way to get the photographer in the photos too . ` several years ago we started using gopro cameras . ` with these small cameras we started to find ways to get into the photo even when they were taking the shot - hence the selfie . ` because we had to stretch out our arm to take the selfie , it was still a challenge getting the surrounding sea life and the photographer in the shot . ` then one day a company made the selfie stick - and everything changed . ' pipefish selfie ! before the selfie stick , the co-owners of california-based diving school scuba girls , seldom took pictures of themselves underwater with the animals as the equipment was n't available . with the ability to use a gopro camera from an extended vantage point , the diving instructors now take every opportunity they can to take selfies with underwater animals , including eels -lrb- pictured -rrb- . now that 's a selfie ! a photograph with a stingray is added to their list in this extraordinary shot . the snap happy girls from san diego have an impressive dive history , having travelled to papua new guinea , the maldives and virgin islands . they mainly have harmless encounters with marine life , but have to be on their guard when around more dangerous creatures like lionfish , sting rays , sharks and eels . stephanie said : ` we have to be very careful and respectful with different sea life . ` there are some creatures that sting or bite , and some sea life is delicate and can be injured if not treated with caution . ` having the extendable pole most often allows the animal a comfortable distance from the photographer while being photographed . ` but yes , it can be an adrenaline rush , no doubt about that . ' squid selfie ! ` because we had to stretch out our arm to take the selfie , it was still a challenge getting the surrounding sea life and the photographer in the shot ' stephanie said : ` we have to be very careful and respectful with different sea life . there are some creatures that sting or bite , and some sea life is delicate and can be injured if not treated with caution ' the pair from san diego mount a gopro to the end of their stick to get close to the fish , but remain at a comfortable distance . the camera is over here ! the divers aim to first and foremost be respectful to the marine life and not disturb any creatures . shark tales ! the divers get a picture perfect shot with a passing shark , which is probably his first selfie !
divers margo sanchez and stephanie adamson have been photographing marine life for nearly a decade . the selfie stick allows them to keep a comfortable distance so they do not disturb marine life . the californian pair co-own a diving school and travelled to many exotic locations to see incredible sea animals .
getting a selfie with a celebrity appears to be the latest craze , but two scuba girls from california prefer to take their photos with some more colourful creatures . divers margo sanchez and stephanie adamson have been snapping exotic underwater life for nearly a decade . the recent addition of a selfie stick has helped them get incredible shots next to some of the most dangerous sea creatures in the ocean , such as sharks and sting rays . scroll down for video . under the sea ! these snap happy scuba girls have taken the selfie stick to new depths by taking a series of extraordinary underwater photos with exotic sea life . fish are friends , not food ! having the extendable pole allows the animal a comfortable distance from the photographer while being photographed . dude ! despite having travelled as far afield as papua new guinea , the maldives and virgin islands to take these incredible photos , the selfie stick is only a recent edition to their trips , enabling them to take incredible turtle selfies . the intrepid divers from san diego , california , have made it their life mission to travel the world to take snaps with everything from turtles , puffer fish to sting rays and baby squid . while selfie sticks may be recent fad , divers margo sanchez and stephanie adamson have been snapping photos of marine animals for the best part of a decade . the pair who co-own the diving school , scuba girls , loved taking photographs of the beautiful animals underwater , but found they could not easily be in the picture too . since investing in the fad item , they have been able to mount a gopro camera to the end of the pole and obtain incredible lasting memories of their dives , whilst keeping a distance away from the creatures . margo said : ` since stephanie and i were always taking photos and videos of each other , the challenge was often finding a way to get the photographer in the photos too . ` several years ago we started using gopro cameras . ` with these small cameras we started to find ways to get into the photo even when they were taking the shot - hence the selfie . ` because we had to stretch out our arm to take the selfie , it was still a challenge getting the surrounding sea life and the photographer in the shot . ` then one day a company made the selfie stick - and everything changed . ' pipefish selfie ! before the selfie stick , the co-owners of california-based diving school scuba girls , seldom took pictures of themselves underwater with the animals as the equipment was n't available . with the ability to use a gopro camera from an extended vantage point , the diving instructors now take every opportunity they can to take selfies with underwater animals , including eels -lrb- pictured -rrb- . now that 's a selfie ! a photograph with a stingray is added to their list in this extraordinary shot . the snap happy girls from san diego have an impressive dive history , having travelled to papua new guinea , the maldives and virgin islands . they mainly have harmless encounters with marine life , but have to be on their guard when around more dangerous creatures like lionfish , sting rays , sharks and eels . stephanie said : ` we have to be very careful and respectful with different sea life . ` there are some creatures that sting or bite , and some sea life is delicate and can be injured if not treated with caution . ` having the extendable pole most often allows the animal a comfortable distance from the photographer while being photographed . ` but yes , it can be an adrenaline rush , no doubt about that . ' squid selfie ! ` because we had to stretch out our arm to take the selfie , it was still a challenge getting the surrounding sea life and the photographer in the shot ' stephanie said : ` we have to be very careful and respectful with different sea life . there are some creatures that sting or bite , and some sea life is delicate and can be injured if not treated with caution ' the pair from san diego mount a gopro to the end of their stick to get close to the fish , but remain at a comfortable distance . the camera is over here ! the divers aim to first and foremost be respectful to the marine life and not disturb any creatures . shark tales ! the divers get a picture perfect shot with a passing shark , which is probably his first selfie !
getting a selfie with a celebrity appears to be the latest craze , but two scuba girls from california prefer to take their photos with some more colourful creatures . divers margo sanchez and stephanie adamson have been snapping exotic underwater life for nearly a decade . the recent addition of a selfie stick has helped them get incredible shots next to some of the most dangerous sea creatures in the ocean , such as sharks and sting rays . scroll down for video . under the sea ! these snap happy scuba girls have taken the selfie stick to new depths by taking a series of extraordinary underwater photos with exotic sea life . fish are friends , not food ! having the extendable pole allows the animal a comfortable distance from the photographer while being photographed . dude ! despite having travelled as far afield as papua new guinea , the maldives and virgin islands to take these incredible photos , the selfie stick is only a recent edition to their trips , enabling them to take incredible turtle selfies . the intrepid divers from san diego , california , have made it their life mission to travel the world to take snaps with everything from turtles , puffer fish to sting rays and baby squid . while selfie sticks may be recent fad , divers margo sanchez and stephanie adamson have been snapping photos of marine animals for the best part of a decade . the pair who co-own the diving school , scuba girls , loved taking photographs of the beautiful animals underwater , but found they could not easily be in the picture too . since investing in the fad item , they have been able to mount a gopro camera to the end of the pole and obtain incredible lasting memories of their dives , whilst keeping a distance away from the creatures . margo said : ` since stephanie and i were always taking photos and videos of each other , the challenge was often finding a way to get the photographer in the photos too . ` several years ago we started using gopro cameras . ` with these small cameras we started to find ways to get into the photo even when they were taking the shot - hence the selfie . ` because we had to stretch out our arm to take the selfie , it was still a challenge getting the surrounding sea life and the photographer in the shot . ` then one day a company made the selfie stick - and everything changed . ' pipefish selfie ! before the selfie stick , the co-owners of california-based diving school scuba girls , seldom took pictures of themselves underwater with the animals as the equipment was n't available . with the ability to use a gopro camera from an extended vantage point , the diving instructors now take every opportunity they can to take selfies with underwater animals , including eels -lrb- pictured -rrb- . now that 's a selfie ! a photograph with a stingray is added to their list in this extraordinary shot . the snap happy girls from san diego have an impressive dive history , having travelled to papua new guinea , the maldives and virgin islands . they mainly have harmless encounters with marine life , but have to be on their guard when around more dangerous creatures like lionfish , sting rays , sharks and eels . stephanie said : ` we have to be very careful and respectful with different sea life . ` there are some creatures that sting or bite , and some sea life is delicate and can be injured if not treated with caution . ` having the extendable pole most often allows the animal a comfortable distance from the photographer while being photographed . ` but yes , it can be an adrenaline rush , no doubt about that . ' squid selfie ! ` because we had to stretch out our arm to take the selfie , it was still a challenge getting the surrounding sea life and the photographer in the shot ' stephanie said : ` we have to be very careful and respectful with different sea life . there are some creatures that sting or bite , and some sea life is delicate and can be injured if not treated with caution ' the pair from san diego mount a gopro to the end of their stick to get close to the fish , but remain at a comfortable distance . the camera is over here ! the divers aim to first and foremost be respectful to the marine life and not disturb any creatures . shark tales ! the divers get a picture perfect shot with a passing shark , which is probably his first selfie !
getting a selfie a celebrity appears, two scuba girls california prefer some more colourful creatures divers margo sanchez and stephanie adamson have snapping exotic underwater life. the recent addition a selfie stick has helped them incredible shots next some the most dangerous sea creatures, such sting rays scroll. under the sea! these snap happy scuba girls taken the selfie stick new depths by a series extraordinary underwater photos with exotic sea life fish are friends, not food! having the extendable pole allows the animal a comfortable distance the photographer while being photographed. dude! despite having travelled as papua new guinea, the maldives virgin islands to take these incredible photos the selfie stick only a recent edition to their trips enabling incredible turtle selfies the intrepid divers from san diego, have made life travel take snaps with everything turtles, puffer sting rays baby squid while selfie sticks may recent fad, divers margo sanchez stephanie adamson snapping marine animals the pair who coown the diving school, scuba girls, loved taking photographs the beautiful animals underwater but found easily in too. since investing the fad item, they mount a gopro camera the end obtain incredible lasting memories their dives, whilst keeping a distance away the creatures. margo said : ` since stephanie and always taking photos, the challenge often finding the photographer in too. ` several years started using gopro cameras. ` with these small cameras we started find ways into the photo even they taking - hence the selfie. ` because had stretch take the selfie, it still a challenge getting the surrounding sea life and the photographer in. ` then one a company made the selfie stick - everything. ' pipefish selfie! before the selfie stick, the coowners california-based diving school scuba girls, seldom took underwater the animals as the equipment n't. with the ability use a gopro camera from an extended vantage point, the diving instructors now take every opportunity they take selfies underwater animals including eels -lrb- pictured -rrb-. now 's a selfie! a photograph with a stingray added their list in this extraordinary shot. the snap happy girls from san diego have an impressive dive history, having travelled papua new guinea the maldives virgin islands they mainly harmless encounters marine life, have to on when around more dangerous creatures lionfish sting rays stephanie said : ` we respectful different sea life. ` there some creatures sting or, some sea life delicate can injured if not caution ` having the extendable pole most allows the animal a comfortable distance the photographer while being photographed. ` but yes, can an adrenaline rush no doubt ' squid selfie! ` because we had stretch, still a challenge getting the surrounding sea life and the photographer in ' stephanie said ` we respectful different sea life. there some creatures sting or, some sea life delicate can injured if not caution ' the pair from san diego mount a gopro to the end their stick to close, remain at. the camera over here! the divers aim first and be respectful disturb any creatures. shark tales! the divers get a picture perfect shot a passing shark, which probably his first selfie
getting a selfie with a celebrity appears to be the latest craze , but two scuba girls from california prefer to take their photos with some more colourful creatures . divers margo sanchez and stephanie adamson have been snapping exotic underwater life for nearly a decade . the recent addition of a selfie stick has helped them get incredible shots next to some of the most dangerous sea creatures in the ocean , such as sharks and sting rays . scroll down for video . under the sea ! these snap happy scuba girls have taken the selfie stick to new depths by taking a series of extraordinary underwater photos with exotic sea life . fish are friends , not food ! having the extendable pole allows the animal a comfortable distance from the photographer while being photographed . dude ! despite having travelled as far afield as papua new guinea , the maldives and virgin islands to take these incredible photos , the selfie stick is only a recent edition to their trips , enabling them to take incredible turtle selfies . the intrepid divers from san diego , california , have made it their life mission to travel the world to take snaps with everything from turtles , puffer fish to sting rays and baby squid . while selfie sticks may be recent fad , divers margo sanchez and stephanie adamson have been snapping photos of marine animals for the best part of a decade . the pair who co-own the diving school , scuba girls , loved taking photographs of the beautiful animals underwater , but found they could not easily be in the picture too . since investing in the fad item , they have been able to mount a gopro camera to the end of the pole and obtain incredible lasting memories of their dives , whilst keeping a distance away from the creatures . margo said : ` since stephanie and i were always taking photos and videos of each other , the challenge was often finding a way to get the photographer in the photos too . ` several years ago we started using gopro cameras . ` with these small cameras we started to find ways to get into the photo even when they were taking the shot - hence the selfie . ` because we had to stretch out our arm to take the selfie , it was still a challenge getting the surrounding sea life and the photographer in the shot . ` then one day a company made the selfie stick - and everything changed . ' pipefish selfie ! before the selfie stick , the co-owners of california-based diving school scuba girls , seldom took pictures of themselves underwater with the animals as the equipment was n't available . with the ability to use a gopro camera from an extended vantage point , the diving instructors now take every opportunity they can to take selfies with underwater animals , including eels -lrb- pictured -rrb- . now that 's a selfie ! a photograph with a stingray is added to their list in this extraordinary shot . the snap happy girls from san diego have an impressive dive history , having travelled to papua new guinea , the maldives and virgin islands . they mainly have harmless encounters with marine life , but have to be on their guard when around more dangerous creatures like lionfish , sting rays , sharks and eels . stephanie said : ` we have to be very careful and respectful with different sea life . ` there are some creatures that sting or bite , and some sea life is delicate and can be injured if not treated with caution . ` having the extendable pole most often allows the animal a comfortable distance from the photographer while being photographed . ` but yes , it can be an adrenaline rush , no doubt about that . ' squid selfie ! ` because we had to stretch out our arm to take the selfie , it was still a challenge getting the surrounding sea life and the photographer in the shot ' stephanie said : ` we have to be very careful and respectful with different sea life . there are some creatures that sting or bite , and some sea life is delicate and can be injured if not treated with caution ' the pair from san diego mount a gopro to the end of their stick to get close to the fish , but remain at a comfortable distance
 The text describes how two scuba girls from California took selfies with exotic creatures while traveling, different parts of the world. They have been taking photos with sharks, stingrays, and other marine animals. Their Instagram account has gained popularity, and they have become social media influencers. They share their experiences and adventures through their posts, inspiring others to explore and appreciate the beauty of nature.