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Published: 2009-07-19 17:35:13 +0000 UTC; Views: 1078; Favourites: 36; Downloads: 0
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IMPORTANT NOTE: This is a photographic submission, NOT to be confused with stock. DO NOT use, alter, or reference! Don't do anything at all with it!
Also sorry to say that if you
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Oceanna and her Newborn Baby Beluga @ Marineland
For once I actually like the way waterwebbing makes this shot look! Yay! lol... usually it just winds up being overexposed, and ruins all my shots... I love the deep colours in this shot as well, and the belugas' poses
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I really like this photo mostly because of the position of both mom and calf. You feel a sense of watchfulness or guidance. The calf is clearly looking at its mother and she looks as if she is watching the calf making sure it doesn't go astray. I have a feeling you had to zoom into get this and I'm very pleased how well it is focused. The draw back of this photo is the amount of blue in it. If I could I would add some more space on the bottom and to the right. But this is an amazing photo despite the few draw backs. Just a wonderful job!
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Really beautiful. I love the complex water webbing on their backs!
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Thank you!
Thanks for the
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You know I like to comment and fave, especially on beautiful photos like this one
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Beautiful picture, the water webbing looks really cool.
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Thank you! Great lighting/water conditions that day
Thanks so much for
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The waterwebbing is truly excellent as well as being so close. I suppose that it is hard to get good pictures down there and then one of mom and baby so close is just great!
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Thank you so much! The lighting that day was remarkable, and so was the surface of the water, with a gentle wind...
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Thank you!
Thanks for the
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Thank you so much!
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I love it how they follow their mothers around all the time like that, it's so magical.
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It really is amazing to watch mother/calf pairs... I was watching several today, two hours passed and I didn't even notice!
Thanks for the
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I know exactly what you mean about time passing by quickly without realizing it. I have been totally in my element photographing these snow leopard cubs lately. Where has all the time gone...
You're welcome.
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Thank you!
It's amazing how small they look when they are born... they have so much growing to do in a lifetime!
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Wow. Look at the water webbing! Very unique.
Do you have any pictures of the actual birth, or of the labor process? Those would be interesting to see.
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Thanks! The water-webbing almost reminded me of lace... so pretty
I do have several photos of Kelowna's labour, but I haven't decided if I'm going to post them or not... I would HATE for them to get stolen... maybe a few will go on facebook with a watermark
Thanks so much for
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No problem! 
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