This is from the same whale trip, but earlier in the day. The hump-back is just starting it's dive.
Camera Model Canon EOS 7D Mark II, Shooting Date/Time 09/03/15 01:34:03
Shooting Mode Manual Exposure, (Shutter Speed) 1/1250, Av(Aperture Value) 8.0
Metering Mode Center-Weighted Average Metering, Exposure Compensation +1/3
ISO Speed 1000, Auto ISO Speed ON, Lens TAMRON SP 150-600mm F/5-6.3 Di VC USD A011
Focal Length 150.0mm, Image Size 5472x3648
White Balance Mode Auto, AF Mode AI Servo AF
Thank you fro stopping by.
Peter
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3 commentsSomewhat an usual point of view for a whales tail, but it deffinetly is a power image. Looks good to me as is. Thanks for sharing.
Nice pano of the whales tail and back, as John said it's unusual but that is part of the reason I think it works well.
Hi Peter,
One thing I've noticed about photographing (and posting) whale shots is that viewers are often unable (or "unable at a glance") to determine exactly what they're seeing. On this shot I think there's enough shape and form shown that most viewers would be able to tell this is a whale tail, but you might lose a few on this one (because they can't tell what they're looking at). I do like the unusual nature of this shot.
Cheers...thanks for sharing...
Brad