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Right place, right time!

Right place, right time!

Out on the Amaroo, a local whale and dolphin watching cruise. A pod of 5 whales had been swimming near us and one just leapt into the air right in front of me! ...
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Out on the Amaroo, a local whale and dolphin watching cruise. A pod of 5 whales had been swimming near us and one just leapt into the air right in front of me! Canon 6D and 100-400mm lens @ 100mm
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