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For years, Sydney-based photographer () has been diving into the ocean to document the otherwise unseen lives of humpback whales, a humbling experience he recounts in supported by . He discusses what drew him to the mammalian subject matter and how collaborating with them during a long period has offered insight into their complex natures.
There is very little you can control underwater—you are at the mercy of the elements—and of the wildlife. You can’t force a natural interaction with a wild animal, which makes it all the more rewarding when everything comes together.
In , contributor speaks with Cresswell about the pressures of working underwater, capturing the unique personalities of individual animals, and building relationships between species.
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