Triplets

TripletsThis mama bear actually had not two but three cubs but the last one hesitated to get in the water, (it was very cute to watch) and I was unable to capture them all in the same frame. This really was an unexpected and special moment captured in The Great Bear Rainforest whilst I was aboard Raincoast's Conservation sailing research vessel. One of my favourite images to print and it can look great in a number of room as it really offers a subtle window

printed on Giclée Hahnemühle Photo Rag

Each location around the world they have taken advantage of a different ecological niche

just as the sun set in the glacial cut fjord in the Broughton Archipelago

I watched this king penguin for about a  hour carefully wipe the oil on its beak and then spread around its feathers which add a brilliant waterproofness

in the split second before the surface tension of the water had been broken and the orca breach the surface

Mark captured this moment of a pod of Belugas surfacing to breath in perfect synchronisation in a remote bay in Canada’s High Arctic

if they kept roughly in the same direction

Its incredible to witness these very social animals when they are swimming closely together in a tight group socialising like this

for locating prey

my sister was visiting and Id taken her out on the zodiac for sunrise which was also low tide

some orcas may never have interacted with humans and this pod was extremely inquisitive

Never before been photographed