7 on 7 is a photographic blog circle of friends posting 7 photos on the 7th of the month. Grab a cup of coffee or a glass of wine and walk through our circle with us. It will do your heart and soul some good.
February kept us busy recovering from Antarctica and getting around to see our kids. Seeing them is always a joy.
I’ve still yet to get through all the photos, but I thought I’d share some of the whales. We saw so many on this trip and the staff were amazed at just how many we saw. Just when you’d think it couldn’t be better than a previous sighting, there would be more, or they would be feeding, or they’d be playing. It was hard to decide between shooting photos and just being in the moment. It was something else.
We saw three species of whale: Humpback, Killer (orcas) and an Antarctic Blue Whale.










There is a cool site called Happy Whale where people can upload their photos of humpback whale tails. The tails are unique to each whale and the uploads help researchers track the movements of whales. And when someone else uploads your same whale, you get an update about where the whale is. Crowd sourcing of the data! It’s pretty cool.
Please continue around our circle with a visit to Janice. She has some beautiful winter and pining for spring photos for you. See you next month!
8 thoughts on “7 on 7 march 2019”
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krust37
These photos are breathtaking. I can feel the chilly air and the excitement of seeing the whales through your images. So beautiful!
Renee Stengel Photography
Oh my friend!!! You saw ORCAS!?! And I thought the penguins were amazing. But to see Orcas in the wild…. Wow! Absolutely breathtaking. And my 9 year old is fascinated by your adventure. He wants to hear, read and see everything you post about it!!!
Cristy Cross
So beautiful!!
Jan
Oh wow, what an experience!!! And how fortunate that the researchers were along for the trip. They must have been a wealth of information. So fascinating.
womenwhoexecute
How stunning they are and to see them swim so gracefully through the ocean!!! You captured it beautifully!
Tara Wesely Romasanta
I’m just going to sit here and stare at that first photo all day. Don’t mind me. Stunning. What an amazing trip!!!
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