Whale watching out of Gustavus, Alaska

Discussion in 'Non Disney Photos / Mobile Phone Photos' started by wddoebler, Aug 6, 2012.

  1. wddoebler

    wddoebler Member

    If seeing a whale breech is considered the "home run" of whale watching, then what we witnessed this day was the equivalent of the Major League All Star Game home run derby. ; The conditions were less than great. ; The fog was so heavy that sometimes the only way we knew that a whale had breached was when we heard it hit the water, making a sound almost like thunder. ; We saw and heard dozens of breaches. ; I was lucky enough to get some of them with the camera.
     

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  2. wddoebler

    wddoebler Member

    Whale watching spouting whales.
     

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  3. wddoebler

    wddoebler Member

    whale watching
     

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  4. wddoebler

    wddoebler Member

    whale watching
     

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  5. wddoebler

    wddoebler Member

    Whale watching
     

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  6. RedOctober25

    RedOctober25 Member

    You are making me so anxious for my possible Alaskan Cruise next year. ; These shots are AMAZING!


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  7. wddoebler

    wddoebler Member

    These fishermen were setting still in the water when this whale surfaced right next to their boat. ; They were probably thinking that they didn't bring large enough tackle.
     

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  8. Tim

    Tim Administrator Staff Member

    Holy smoke-a-rolies! ; These are sweet!
     
  9. Roger

    Roger Member Staff Member

    I agree with Tim. ; Never got that close during my one time whale-watching off New England.

    Gotta love those humpbacks.
     
  10. ELinder

    ELinder Member

    That must have been a whale of a trip! <sorry> :)



    Erich
     
  11. Chris B

    Chris B Member

    Outstanding. ; Wow!
     
  12. ddindy

    ddindy Member Staff Member

    Fantastic shots! ; It's all about being in the right place with these migratory whales.
     

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