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Another great video by Rafa Herrero

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Another great video by Rafa Herrero

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  1. Until now males had not be documented carrying a dead baby pilot whale...sad, tender a almost human animals in the Canary islands:

     

    [vimeohd]13122945[/vimeohd]

    Edited by Drew
  2. That is amazing footage, probably the best I have seen in ages! I would stick a water mark on that asap.......

     

    Fantastic! What did you shoot it on a panny HV200?????

  3. It is not mine, it is (as in the topic´s title) by Rafa Herrero:

     

    http://www.aquawork.com/

     

    Aaah yeah... oh well thanks for posting footage is awesome

  4. Gulp. That was spellbinding, but at the same time incredibly difficult to watch. Amazing.

  5. wow, amazing stuff.

     

    Surprised the whales allowed him to get so close especially when they had a dead baby with them.

     

    Incredible footage, he should definitely watermark it

    Edited by MikeVeitch
  6. Unbelievably about the most moving footage I have ever seen and the quality was top notch. Hard to watch but spellbinding at the same time. I wish this could be shown to the whale hunting/research boats.

    Steve

  7. Herrero videos are IMHO the best uw video so far. It's difficult to choose from his Vimeo selection. His videos on whales and corals are stunning.

     

    Anyway my favourite it's the july video, partly macro and ambient.

     

    [vimeohd]13120175[/vimeohd]

  8. Very emotional and needs to be seen by everyone ... People need to understand these amazing animals have emotions and feel loss ...

     

    Faroe islands springs to mind.

     

    Dive safe

     

    DeanB

  9. Anyone know what he is shooting with?

    Steve

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