This was a great moment for the teacher from back to the South Africa in order to snap shot the close photo of White Shark, and this photo has become so popular that many news channels have declared it as “say cheese”.  Amada Brewer, who is a 25 years old art teacher from the Gloucester Country, travelled halfway across the world to volunteer as a scientific data collector for white shark Africa, and an organization declared it as Eco tourism and animal conversation. Brewwer, who is a lifelong enthusiast and a good photographer was enjoying the cage diving into the deep water in Mossel Bay off seal island one day hoping to catch a glimpse of the much maligned sea creatures. While she was throwing the cage in the water, then at once, the shark came out of the water and opened its mouth to say cheese and enjoyed a photography. Brewer said that I was well familiar that the image I have taken is obviously going to do something in this world. AS she came back to her homeland, she decided to put that picture on the blog posts, TV segments and it has made the history at all.