
The Wave
Juvenile humpback makes a close pass as his pectoral fin breaks the surface.

Power. The speed at which the young humpback passed is only evident from the movement of the water.

The Joy of the Sun.
A mother and juvenile taking in the sun's rays.

When the Whale is Watching You.
A curious juvenile, nicknamed "Ramby", leaves his mothers side to examine the humans in the water.

Alone.
A lone humpback seems genuinely happy to have the company of humans in the water. It isn't known whether it was a young female who lost her calf, or a juvenile whale that lost its mother.