


(35mm Film - scanned)
This series of shots were taken in 1992 when we went whale watching tour off from Kaikoura.
Some of the images have a light over damage on the negative, but I still treasure those shots and they bring back the excitement I had at the time.
Wow! They are spectacular - well worth treasuring. Beauty, grace and enormity are all expressed. Lovely.
ReplyDeleteYes, they are spectacular, aren’t they?
ReplyDeleteWhen a photo shop developed this, they are impressed but I was disappointed by the damage I made on negative.
But they are still my treasure shots.
Wow, I can just say I wish I was there ...
ReplyDeleteGood on tou share them with us
Thanks
Lachezar
Apologies for the misspelling, I meant Good on you to share them with us
ReplyDeleteI get it Lachezar. No worries for spelling and thanks for comment.
ReplyDeletethese photos are breathtaking. You must have a short lag time on your camerato get these shots!
ReplyDeleteKate,
ReplyDeleteI took those with my Nikon F4S with 70-210mm Zoom (at 2010mm side) with continuous shutter mode.
Hmmmmmm Whale Tails........it rhymes and has a good feel to it....do I sense a song coming on....?????
ReplyDeleteGo Kath!
ReplyDeleteWrite your new song! That will be so cool.
Great shot! I am impressed!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Krystian.
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