This was shot last weekend in our backyard, the Channel Islands.
Sea lions at Santa Barbara Island in the Channel Islands Marine Sanctuary.
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On behalf of every one of us adults out here who have made the conscious choice to not have children – beautiful creatures such as these marine “babies” are indeed “our children”. Thank you for capturing their images for those of us who may never have the chance to see them personally. We know that they are there and we fight continually for their right to live in in peace. Capturing their playfulness and sweet natures on film can only help other humans see – we hope – the necessity of preserving their habitats. What you do is a wonderful thing. Thanks!
My babies are better looking than your babies!
XOXO,Mom