James captured this free diver swimming after a Manta Ray down in Baja, Mexico. It has such great movement and intrigue… Definitely makes me want to be there! Check it out in this month’s Sport Diver…
Archive for the 'Baja' Category
Pick up the current October issue of Outside Magazine and see some of our photos. On page 10, you’ll find James’s amazing shot of Mobula Rays underwater. This shot was taken in the middle of the day so it should be really bright, but instead the rays have blocked out all the light. With this dense cloud of rays swimming overhead, James says it was like an eclipse!
Mobula Rays Eclipse
In a way different part of the world, here are a couple shots from Marfa, Texas. If you ever find yourself on the lone highways of West Texas, this artsy and eclectic town is a must!
Marfa, Texas
Whale watching in Baja California is one of the greatest adventures anyone can do!
We visited San Ignacio Lagoon and stayed with Baja Ecotours. The Staff at Campo Cortez exceeded our expectations and made our trip great. During the months of December through April Gray Whales winter birthing and mating sanctuary is the San Ignacio Lagoon. Included are some of the many photographs we took above and below the water.
More photos will be posted on our stock site here soon.
Our group getting ready to pet a Gray Whale.
Gray whale approaching the boat for a rub on the nose.
Gray whale approaching the boat for a rub.
Close up picture of a Gray whale eye underwater.
Mother and calf Gray whale pair underwater.
Gray whale taking a look at us above the water, also called "spy hop"
One of our shots was recognized in the current July issue of PDN.
The Great Outdoors is a new contest put on by PDN and National Geographic Traveler. Check it out if you get a chance!
PDN, Photo District News
Here are a few shots of Humpbacks down in Baja. Amazing their size when you can see the person to compare!
humpbacks!
James is down in Baja on a 5 week photo expedition with the WWF. Here’s a shot of him before jumping in the water to chase a whale. Cheers!
james in baja!
