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While I have been lucky enough to see several pods of Orca Whales swimming along this waterway I have yet to get a good photo of a whale.  Maybe that is why I take so many of pictures of this beachfront sculpture…
Posted as part of Lens and Pen by Sally’s Phoneography Challenge: Black and White
Love it !
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Thanks Kathryn. 🙂
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What fun, and it works well with the burst of black and white from the sculpture. Happy Phoneography Monday.
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Thanks Sally, I like the sharp black and white of the orca too. 🙂
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Very cool sculpture! You are so lucky you get to see Orcas even if you haven’t captured them with your camera, yet. I’m sure it’s just a matter of time.
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Keep you fingers crossed for me! Seeing them is really all I need though. 🙂
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Its amazing just how little resemblance there has to be for us to recognise “Orca!” – yet a wax-works style representation of one would be pointless on a beach. Lovely! We went on a tour out of Victoria BC, and (eventually) got to see a pod, of which I have video. Definitely worth the cost for visitors to the beautiful PNW.
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You’re right, a general fish like shape in black and white immediately says “orca” to me! I’m glad you got a chance to see them during your tour. The sounds of splashing and blowing stand out in my memory almost stronger than the visuals of them on the water.
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Awesome 🙂
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🙂 NIce catch 😉
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Ha, I’m sure this is the clearest Orca photo I will ever get. 🙂
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Sorry I often get so far behind, but I often lack computer time. It is not reflection on your site.
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Your visits are welcome at any time, please don’t worry about the frequency. I appreciate knowing you check in when you can. 🙂
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This is my favorite ocean animal, they are fascinating to me.
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I agree Shazza, they are so interesting and just beautiful.
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