“Giants” is a beautiful set of black-and-white underwater photos by Australian photographer Jem Cresswell that offers an intimate look at the beauty of humpback whales. The photos were captured during dives conducted over 3 years in the southern Pacific Ocean as the whales made their annual migration to Tonga. The selection shared in the series […]
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Jem's photos offer an intimate glimpse into the private world of these gentle creatures.
Jem's photos offer an intimate glimpse into the private world of these gentle creatures.