This albino humpback whale along the Queensland coast in Australia named Migaloo (an Aboriginal word meaning "white fella").
Not Moby Dick, but beautiful.
Photo credit: Tom Lancashire
A one in a million chance encounter with Migaloo the white Humpback Whale as he leaves the Great Barrier Reef, migrating back to Antarctica after spending the worst of the southern hemisphere winter off Port Douglas. Migaloo is frequently seen, in season, by Wavelength: http://www.wavelength.com.au
This albino humpback whale along the Queensland coast in Australia named Migaloo (an Aboriginal word meaning "white fella").
Not Moby Dick, but beautiful.
Photo credit: Tom Lancashire
While working as a fishing guide in Tofino, British Columbia I had this humpback calf jump no more than 10 feet away from the boat. On our way in from fishing for halibut we noticed a few humpback whales playing in the distance and we stopped part way in to watch. It was quite an experience to see something completely airborn so close to the boat. The lucky thing was I got the photo I submitted a fellow boat also got a picture of the whale close to mid air and it was also all caught on video. Was an amazing day.
During one of our salmon and halibut fishing charters off the coast of Tofino, this whale breached high and fast right towards our boat. Thankfully this incredible Vancouver Island moment was captured on video for all of us to see.