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California Gray Whale

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California Gray Whale

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  1. So my buddies Rob and Allison and I were swimming back along the sand channel at Point Lobos near the end of a very nice dive in Whaler's Cove. We came across a school of tube-snouts which for some random reason I decided to try and photograph. I know they're too small and too scattered for the 10-17 but there weren't any other subjects so I gave it a go. Which meant that about 20 seconds later when this magnificent beast swam by that I had the camera ready to go with an appropriate exposure, etc. I was slightly ahead of the other 2 and for a brief moment I thought about signaling them so they didn't miss it but thought better of it and started shooting. I was very relieved when I turned around after the whale was gone to see that they had indeed seen the whale! Amazing way to finish a dive even if it was only a 15 second encounter.

     

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    The rest of our pictures from the day (both reef and more whale) can be found here:

     

    http://www.baue.org/...sWhale_1-26-13/

     

    Clinton

  2. Congrats Clinton! Amazing is right.

     

    Cheers,

    Steve

  3. Amazing!!!

    Your instincts are serving you well. smile.png

  4. So glad you were'nt rigged for macro. Well done and thanks for sharing.

     

    Tim :-)

    Edited by Timmoranuk
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