Bruce Mozert sure did take some wacky pics, not including the ones that were taken underwater. Back in 50’s Mozert moved to New York and took his underwater camera (hand made casing, below) to Hollywood and started taking snaps of all these glamour models doing weird and wonderful things under the sea. Soon he was being hired out by Ad agencies and other editorial producers whenever they wanted a cover image with the ‘WOW’ factor. I saw his work through ‘It’s Nice That’ (great design website) and just felt the need to share a keep a virtual note. Just thinking about it they remind me of Tony Hill’s film Water Work which uses a similar principle of altering the viewers perception of the subject being under water and what effect this has on the image.
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