Water Veils a Humpback's Fluke - Wildlife - Tina Stevens-Brown Photography

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Connecting with our furry, fluffy, and funny little friends out in their own habitat has to be one of the most rewarding opportunities for me as a photographer. To capture that image of them locking eyes with me, or even watching them play around in their own environment ~ these are moments that bring my soul joy.  

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A humpback whale surfaces in choppy blue water below a forested shoreline. The fleeting glimpse offers the thrill of noticing a whale in its own world, even for a moment. The photographer identifies the setting as waters near Juneau, Alaska, and reports that this was a lone humpback away from the larger group action. Here, the whale's dark body rises just above the waves, with white water breaking around it. The photographer recalls water cascading from the fluke in a delicate veil, lending this brief appearance its graceful appeal. A pale strip of shore separates restless water from dense evergreens, giving the scene an open wilderness feel without taking attention from the animal. You can share the quiet anticipation of watching the surface, wondering when the whale might appear again. Its fleeting presence makes the ocean feel wonderfully alive.
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A humpback whale's dark fluke breaks the choppy blue water, with a forested shoreline in the distance.
A humpback whale surfaces in choppy blue water below a forested shoreline. The fleeting glimpse offers the thrill of noticing a whale in its own world, even for a moment. The photographer identifies the setting as waters near Juneau, Alaska, and reports that this was a lone humpback away from the larger group action. Here, the whale's dark body rises just above the waves, with white water breaking around it. The photographer recalls water cascading from the fluke in a delicate veil, lending this brief appearance its graceful appeal. A pale strip of shore separates restless water from dense evergreens, giving the scene an open wilderness feel without taking attention from the animal. You can share the quiet anticipation of watching the surface, wondering when the whale might appear again. Its fleeting presence makes the ocean feel wonderfully alive.