Underwater Pole Photoshoot Prices + Final Photos Revealed

part 2 of my photoshoot where I tried underwater pole dancing for the first time. Make sure to check out part 1 to see my forest shoot. The pool is in this large tank with filtered drinking water that they clean out after each photo shoot. The photographer stayed down here while me and the English translator went up these stairs so I could get in. When I got in, she guided me on how to look natural underwater, things like keeping my mouth slightly open and opening my eyes. It was honestly kind of hard at first, and I kept breathing in the water, but eventually I got used to it. I don't consider myself a good swimmer either, but I can hold my breath for a decent amount of time. They recommended not going down too deep, slightly under the water line, just so your head is slightly under the water. How long you stay down and how long you take a break is totally up to you and the photographer was always ready to shoot whenever I was ready. Around the tank are more poles to guide you in and around the main pole, so there's no swimming needed at all. And the amazing thing is there's also a monitor here that you can go and see your photos on. As for the pole tricks, I didn't find it too difficult to get in and stay in the pose. The hardest part was getting the right angle and moving the hair out of your face. But you're free to spend as much time as you want for your trick. I booked a 2 hour underwater session with 5 edited photos, which totaled about 600k won. So the total for my entire day was a little over 1 million won, which I thought was a pretty good price considering how long the shoot is and everything that's included. They do require a small deposit through Paypal to book your session. So DM them or comment below for any questions you might have. And here's how my underwater photos turned out. I did an outfit change midway to this dress I brought, but I love the way both outfits looked. What do you think? Would you try this photo shoot?