Carlos Gauna

drone videographer known as the Malibu Artist

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Great white sharks call Southern California shores their home. Carlos Gauna, a photographer and drone pilot, documents the hot spots and shares safety tips.

You’re swimming with sharks. Why great whites love SoCal

Great white sharks call Southern California shores their home. Carlos Gauna, a photographer and drone pilot, documents the hot spots and shares safety tips.

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