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A Mothers Love - Tonga 2017

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I was already semi exhausted from stress and frustration from the mornings adversities. Yet, her islander smile and sense of understanding went further than she had probably even intended. She slipped me the boarding pass and smiled. I was in Sydney Airport, and this Fijian lady had already made me feel like I had arrived at the island life. A place where the only time that matters, is the boats arriving and dinner time, both in which signify two my favourite things, whales and Tongan food! Darren Jew was already at the airport to greet me, which was in every sense of the word, a real honour. Darren is in mind the best whale photographer in the world, and also an incredibly humble and down to earth guy, so it was a privilege to have been there a second time to collaborate on a new project with him. Photography small talk.. My Phantom 4 Pro drone was snug in my Manfrotto Aviator along with 2 DSLR bodies, 4 lenses and all my batteries, while all my precious items like laptop, hard drives, Osmo and travel documents were wrapped to my chest in my Manfrotto ProLight Messenger bag. Their culture is rich in hospitality and kindness, which made us feel at home and welcomed every moment of the stay. I would often hear them singing together in a beautiful harmonic melody. We also had the opportunity to immerse in the culture, drinking kava, and being entertained by dance, stories and music by the locals. In nature, there is this perfect balance of necessity and provision, creating an eco-system of vulnerability and dependability amongst species. A lot of the behaviour we observe in the animal kingdom is influenced by survival instinct, a kind of programmed logic in all species to protect their own kind. During this trip we encountered several mother and calf interactions, and had the opportunity to observe up close the tenderness and affection that is incredibly evident in their relationship. Witnessing the relationship between a nurturing mother humpback and its newborn calf is awe-inspiring, and goes far beyond just a sense of survival instinct. The calves are amazingly dependant on Mum, only venturing very short distances at a time, to feed their curiosity and satisfy the playful nature they have coming into this big new world before returning back to the mother, or 'mother ship' as i affectionally referred to her as. My phone tings. Here I am in Tonga photographing the beautiful relationship between a mother humpback whale and its newborn while my own Mum is thinking and praying for me everyday back home in Australia. A Mothers love, in my experience, is one of the most powerful forces on the planet. An energy that both gives and sustains life. This entire series came from just a few encounters. The calf in these shots was just so playful and adventurous. I wanted to try and capture the twisting and turning movements that the calf was expressing right in front of us, so, I experimented by slowing down the shutter in an attempt to showcase their playful nature, but also the beauty of this new and enthusiastic life. Am I blowing it!? Am I doing an injustice to this magical moment!? The nature of these encounters is that they are always incredibly unique, and maybe that contributes to it being such an addictive pursuit! Back in post, sitting on the lounge at our Tongan Home, the breeze whistling though the palms and the harmony of the Utulei people singing away while kindly serving us foreigners, I am scrolling through my shots, and a sense of satisfaction fills my mind. The shots are intrinsically different, a little abstract even, but I like them. I like them a lot. Being an artist at heart, I really like the silky brushstroke effect, especially on the water surface, achieved by using a Manfrotto polariser filter and slower shutter speeds close to half a second on some shots. Great photography is created by interpreting moments using your own sense of wonder and imagination. You have to learn to make quick decisions and condition yourself to translate those spontaneous changes in the light and environment into a well exposed and creatively composed photograph. I must add, approaching these animals to photograph them is done in a very respectful manner, the skippers that we have on board with Whales Underwater, are some of the most experienced and knowledgeable in the industry. Giving us insight and direction to get close to them without harassing or intruding on their space. I hope this series of photographs has inspired you to appreciate the love that watches over, waits for and nurtures the relationships we have in this life, with both people and places. Love is truly a universal language, communicated without words, and understood by all. A big thanks to Cressi for powering me through the water and Manfrotto for securing and stabilising all my gear! Without support from such great companies, I wouldn't be able to do what I do :. No, your Art Work and Look. Il faudra me le faire savoir. Je ne suis pas certaine, non plus, que ce soit vous qui lisiez. Je sais, une question stupide! World Class Fine Art Prints. Shipping Worldwide. Sign up for the latest info and releases from Thurston Photo! Your e-mail. Newsletter 0. Your cart is empty Start shopping. A Mothers Love - Tonga By Thurston Photo Sep 13, 12 comments. Facebook Pinterest Twitter E-mail. It was like someone was watching over me.. Malo, PT. Connection in the Chaos. Swimming with Living Art. 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