Here's a typical month for me, working with the Bottlenose dolphins in the Inner Moray Firth... <a rel="me"

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August has been a strange month as far as weather goes, I can scarcely remember a summer so windy and with such fierce downpours of rain – not brilliant to find dolphins in, with rough seas and bad visibility plus it’s not easy trying to photograph them and film them either.  Every so often however, the skies clear and the wind drops, and all is well and there are Bottlenose dolphins, Grey and Common seals and now lovely big Basking sharks out there in the Firth and with plenty of daylight still left for filming, it gives me a good chance to be at the right place at the right time with my cameras and get footage of what I need. It’s funny just how fast my working season seems to speed along, one minute I’m getting my camera gear back from being serviced in March and then before I know it, I’m photographing baby dolphins in August. Where does the time go?