Diving Gannet Photography at Nora Maurice blog

Diving Gannet Photography. Three images of gannets diving. 2025 diving gannet photography experience. Reknown for its diving prowess and. The birds were circling around us, perhaps one or two hundred of them (or no more than 1% of the colony, at a guess), diving when they reached a perfect position. Nesting in colonies numbering into the 10 000’s and occupying some of the continent’s most remote and dramatic sea cliffs and reaching diving speeds of over 60mph on entering the. The fold their wings back and move like arrows… synchronised diving! You can join gary and steve race on this 6 hour special photography workshop sailing along the amazing coastline from bridlington past flamborough head and up to bempton cliffs, underneath the amazing seabird colonies along the high sea cliffs. The project gave us a unique perspective on the diving life of a gannet and allowed some exceptional and creative images. Gannets dive in to the water at up to speeds of 60mph to catch their prey, which includes large fish such as mackerel, pollock and. Incredible underwater images of diving gannets, often unseen part of their behaviour but one that is essential for their survival. Before they dived, they seemed to hunch their shoulders and emit a loud call.

You can join gary and steve race on this 6 hour special photography workshop sailing along the amazing coastline from bridlington past flamborough head and up to bempton cliffs, underneath the amazing seabird colonies along the high sea cliffs. Before they dived, they seemed to hunch their shoulders and emit a loud call. Nesting in colonies numbering into the 10 000’s and occupying some of the continent’s most remote and dramatic sea cliffs and reaching diving speeds of over 60mph on entering the. The fold their wings back and move like arrows… synchronised diving! Three images of gannets diving. Incredible underwater images of diving gannets, often unseen part of their behaviour but one that is essential for their survival. Reknown for its diving prowess and. Gannets dive in to the water at up to speeds of 60mph to catch their prey, which includes large fish such as mackerel, pollock and. The birds were circling around us, perhaps one or two hundred of them (or no more than 1% of the colony, at a guess), diving when they reached a perfect position. The project gave us a unique perspective on the diving life of a gannet and allowed some exceptional and creative images.

Ben Porter Wildlife Photography Diving Sequence

Diving Gannet Photography The birds were circling around us, perhaps one or two hundred of them (or no more than 1% of the colony, at a guess), diving when they reached a perfect position. Three images of gannets diving. Nesting in colonies numbering into the 10 000’s and occupying some of the continent’s most remote and dramatic sea cliffs and reaching diving speeds of over 60mph on entering the. The project gave us a unique perspective on the diving life of a gannet and allowed some exceptional and creative images. You can join gary and steve race on this 6 hour special photography workshop sailing along the amazing coastline from bridlington past flamborough head and up to bempton cliffs, underneath the amazing seabird colonies along the high sea cliffs. Reknown for its diving prowess and. Incredible underwater images of diving gannets, often unseen part of their behaviour but one that is essential for their survival. Before they dived, they seemed to hunch their shoulders and emit a loud call. 2025 diving gannet photography experience. Gannets dive in to the water at up to speeds of 60mph to catch their prey, which includes large fish such as mackerel, pollock and. The birds were circling around us, perhaps one or two hundred of them (or no more than 1% of the colony, at a guess), diving when they reached a perfect position. The fold their wings back and move like arrows… synchronised diving!