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In Haro Strait, the US - Canada border separates Vancouver Island, BC and San Juan Island in the US's San Juan Islands. On a flat calm, beautiful September evening this summer, I was out in Haro Strait, drifting with my motors shut off, watching as members of J Pod, our most prominent local killer whale pod, spread out and chased Chinook Salmon. As I drifted, and watched, I was surprised when suddenly two whales, J - 26 (Mike), and J - 8 (Speiden), popped up mere feet from me and proceeded to circle the boat for about 5 minutes. My 300 mm lens was too long for how close these whales were, so I only managed a couple of shots before I put my camera down and enjoyed the experience of making eye contact with a wild Killer Whale. One of the most memorable days of my life...
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Thats an incredible story, and incredible photo. Living in Manitoba, Its a photo I can only dream of getting.
awesome this one! two of them in one shot! nice dof!
No, unfortunately, just 'googgled' you
Hi Monica,
I am a guide at Ocean Ecoventures. I've been with ocean Ecoventures since 2010, have you come out with us before?
Very cool shots..and what a cool job... Guide at Ocean Ecoventures !!?