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Towards the Light

Towards the Light

This is one of those pictures that you leave on the shelf. Photographing wildlife rarely do the planets line up and you get what you want. I went back through f...
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This is one of those pictures that you leave on the shelf. Photographing wildlife rarely do the planets line up and you get what you want. I went back through files inspired by this contest and stumbled on this.
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camera

Canon EOS 5D Mark II

settings

settings

Aperture 56/10 ISO 100 Shutter 1/400 Focal Length 18/1

upload_date

upload_date

Dec, 2016

Views

132

Likes

+15

Awards

Peer Award

+1

Superb Composition

Outstanding Creativity

Absolute Masterpiece

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Submitted to Photo Contests

Unedited

Tags

#nature #wildlife #unedited

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Young humpback whale.

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This was one of those rare moments that become indelibly etched in the memory where you take a picture that matches the richness of the experience. Af

Australasian diving gannets can spend their life with the same partner. When one of the pair returns to the nest, an elaborate ritual of vocalizing, n

Every year in the waters of Port Phillip Bay, spider crabs gather on mass to shed their shells. While waiting for their new exoskeletons to harden the

That magic moment before the sun rises.

Each year spider crabs mass in the shallow waters of Port Phillip Bay in south-eastern Australia to shed their old shells. While they wait for their s

While Port Phillip Bay's resident dolphins have long been an icon for the world's most 'liveable' city (Melbourne), it was not unt

A moment before the storm rolled in off the sea.

Gale force winds and crashing waves were not enough to deter these girls from taking their walk and breathing in the salty air off the sea.

The sun sets over the machinery brought into repair Mornington pier after being pummelled by wild winter weather.

Some of the great migrations in Nature occur beneath the surface. Spider crabs. Port Phillip Bay. Victoria. Australia.

Some sunrises mean more than others. The day marked a year since the death of my Dad. I'm sure he was up there painting the sky and telling me to

Each year in the waters of Port Phillip Bay, spider crabs congregate on mass to shed their old shells. While they wait for their new exoskeletons to h

A young Burrunan dolphin in Port Phillip Bay feeding in the shallows heads back to the surface and into the rays of the morning sun for a breath.

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