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Do not resist. You are being rescued
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this post was submitted on 14 Jan 2024
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Various ways are possible. Two I can think of off hand are:
The photographer could have a camera on a monopod, selfie stick or something similar so it can be held from above water but near where a toy might be thrown into a pool. This way the person taking the photo doesn’t have to get into the pool.
If the photographer is ok with taking a plunge they could be waiting underwater while someone else throws a toy or gives a command to jump. Having a mask and snorkel can help. :)