Orca Romp
by Katie Jones
This is a group of transient (mammal-feeding) orcas I photographed last year near Orcas Island, Washington. The family had just indulged in a seal snack. Often after this ecotype of orca feeds, they become very social and playful as you can see. It's always fun and surprising to watch their antics.
~Camera and Settings~
Body: Pentax K5iis
Lens: Pentax DA* 300mm
ISO 400, f/8.0, 1/2500 sec.
Comments
7 commentsAs one who has spent a lot of time with orcas, I can appreciate how challenging (and rare) it can be to get a shot like this of transients frolicking! Amazing animals and this shot nicely captures just how social and sentient they are - I have no doubt these guys were simply having fun!
Thanks for sharing this one...and well done.
Cheers...
Brad