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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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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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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…
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What Makes Bremer Bay Orca Breach? – 27/3/25
What makes Bremer Bay Orca breach? Today we observed an amazing display of Orca surface language and an example of what makes and Orca breach. It was a busy morning as on our arrival blows were sighted just ahead and we observed two well known and much loved family pods with Queen and Kidji in…
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A Whale of a Time -20/10/25
On the east side of the south island of New Zealand is a place called Kaikōura. This is one of the best places in the country for marine mammal viewing. In fact, it is one of the most popular whale watching destinations in the world! This area is rich in marine life thanks to its…