Blue Whale Photo in National Geographic Magazine, Phillip Colla Photography

Blue Whale Photo in National Geographic Magazine

Filed under: Blue Whale, Info, Get The, Photography, Tear Sheets, Wildlife on 2/18/2009

I am very fortunate to have one of my blue whale photos (Balaenoptera musculus) appear in the March 2009 issue of National Geographic Magazine. It is an image of a whale’s dorsal ridge and fluke, taken underwater, in the “Inside Geographic” section near the end of the magazine which describes an upcoming NG television special about blue whales and the researchers who study them. It is related to the excellent article on blue whales appearing earlier in the same issue, written by Kenneth Brower and beautifully photographed by the world’s foremost whale photographer, Flip Nicklin.

Blue whale dorsal ridge and fluke, underwater, National Geographic Magazine, March 2009, copyright Phillip Colla

Blue whale, National Geographic Magazine, March 2009, copyright Phillip Colla


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