Rough Water Day
I pretty much bombed with my pictures today. There was not much chop in Georgia Strait, but there was a roll that made steering the boat and taking pics a problematic task. However, we did see T49’s T65A’s T175’s T99’s Killer Whales with a new calf.
I hope you can enjoy what I did manage to capture, including a couple of the T65A6 Calf. Lots of killer whales spread out in the Strait of Georgia.
The T49’s T65A’s T175’s T99’s Killer Whales are a great bunch of cetaceans. The highlight is the young calf, but I was also able to shoot a few seabirds, including black oystercatcher and bald eagles.
Pro Photographer on Board
Today’s tour included a professional photographer who brought a client along for an on the water photography safari. I now have a serious case of “lens envy” watching a pro use his gear. Usually, I get comments like “look at that camera”. However, on another trip, the whole manifest was pro photographers. with $10,000 plus lenses and I had the cheapest camera setup on the boat. I was the one going wow nice camera.
It was a pretty impressive photography tour seeing the young calf performing with exaggerated lunges with all the energy the little ones have.
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