Synchroicity

Pacific White Sided Dolphins Awards: Toronto Salon 2022, IAAP Bronze Medal Nature AAP Giraffe Cup Circuit 2022, Kenya - Honourable Mention, Salon Honourable Mention and RC Honourable Mention, Nature Victoria Camera Club Jan 2021 -3rd place in the Advanced Digital Wildlife category Original size 18" x 24"

Pacific White Sided Dolphin

We were lucky to come across a large pod of exuberant pacific white sided dolphins. Taken from a fishing boat.

Dolphin Trio

3 Pacific White sided dolphins putting on a performance for me. Joy of life on display. A millisecond later than the previous photo This image recently won the Victoria Camera Club Year end Advanced open print award

Solo Artist

Out of a school of many - one dolphin takes to the air.

Jumping Dolphins

Jumping dolphins - 1 The duet is now a trio of dolphins jumping for the sheer love of life

Fish Take Out

A hung Bald Eagle eats its hake on the wing just before sunset. The golden hour of photography makes my images sing.

Eagle on High

A magnificent adult Bald Eagle at the golden hour of sunset. Flying into the light right above me. What a special bird this is.

Evening Fishing

Being on the water during the golden hour for photography - 7pm(is) allows for beautiful lighting of wildlife and opportunity to capture this kind of shot.

Bald Eagle with catch

A bald eagle heads back to the rocks to consume its large catch

Photography

Skimming the water

A juvenile Bald Eagle skims across the waters of British Columbia, Canada's coastal waters - doing what they do best - fishing.

How you doin' today?

Harbor seal checking us out as we drift by in our photo boat

I have a joke for you

Sea Lions basking in the sunlight - early evening before the tide shifts.

Drying Out

A juvenile bald eagle dries out after a dunk in the sea

Talons Up!

Talons ready - check; lunch - check! This image won Honorable Mention in the Victoria Camera Club, Year End Advanced Digital nature category

Late Evening Snack

If the food is small enough the Bald Eagles will consume their food on the wing.