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There’s something very satisfying about Helga’s stripes matching the sea 💙🤍💙
Although this might look like E.T it is in fact a quick capture I got when Craig suddenly spotted a Minke whale 😆
A few of my favourite photos from our two full days tracking Orcas along the coast in Shetland. Sometimes the orcas were just a few meters away from us...In the 5th photo you can see a little seal watching the Orca swim past in the bottom left 😮 and the final photo is from a not so lucky seal, the water all turned red from the blood.
Looks can be deceiving - these tropical looking beaches are closer to Norway than they are to our home town in England. In other words, the water is fucking freezing 🥶
Here’s some otterly adorable photos I took 😏
It’s been quite a while since we took a photo together so last week I got this snap while my camera was balanced on a rock to celebrate 14 years with this fella and 13 of them travelling the world together 😘
A zoomed in photo of Helga on a misty night, surrounded by sheep while we sat on the end of a jetty watching a wee otter.
Rainbows and red cliffs 🙌🏽
The Shetland ponies are such a treat to see around the islands...and bloody hilarious when they run along with their wee legs 😅
A lot of the past month on the Shetland’s has been spent searching for otters. Sometimes we were lucky and would be able to quietly sit, watch and follow them discreetly along the coastline. Other times the wind would be blowing the wrong way or something as quiet as a sniffle would give our location away. This lovely otter swam to shore with his big catch (note the fish is so long it’s wrapped around the side of his face!). He looked our way but didn’t seem to realise we were humans, or didn’t care, because he laid down and ate the entire fish while it was still flapping about.
The hiking isn’t easy in shetland. Trails don’t really exist and we’re mostly walking along sheep tracks, across moorland or lumpy grass....but boy is it worth it for these views 🥳
Watching puffins take-off and land is a rather funny scene. They’re so clumsy and look almost out of control. They’re fast too so I was struggling to get a good focussed photo of one in flight, so I guess this photo sums up the situation pretty well.
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