Humpback
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Winter Light Glows – 10/1/26
Winter light glows. Add stunning Canadian mountains, the T019 matriline and a sea lion hunt, and you have a recipe for an epic pictorial of nature in action. Hunts of this nature often evoke conflicting feelings within. I’m in awe and wonder of the power of these apex predators, but seeing their prey flee in…
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Mother Humpback Whale Lessons – 29/10/25
Mother Humpback Whale lessons are taught everyday and this afternoon it was all about the breach as mumma whale showed her calf with a perfect example! It has been great to see a good number of whales arriving in the sighting grounds over the last twenty four hours with many mums and calves settling in…
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Whales in Antarctica – 2025
In Antarctica, photography is an act of patience. You wait for the ocean to breathe, for silence to settle, for a whale to decide the moment. This last Antarctic expedition reminded me why I photograph the poles: to document what still remains wild, vast, and untouched — and to share it with respect. Most of…
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Perth Whale Watch in November – 7/11/25
Perth Whale watching in November is always full of surprises as today we observed an all adult pod in what is traditionally a mother and calf time of the year. A big blue sky day escorted us out to the sighting grounds as tall blows were sighted and a large pod of adults surfaced. It…
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Merry Christmas! – 12/25
Merry Christmas! Yesterday, the 21st of December, marked the winter solstice – the darkest day of the year. We had a dark, but still fantastic day. Under the polar night, all these encounters are so special. We always focus on going to areas with fewer boats, so we can have better encounters with more relaxed…