Damojean

4k drone footage of these majestic whales embracing one and gracefully manouvering around one another..despite their massive size. Incredible creatures. True love!! Captured in Bremer Bay, Western Australia

This hyper-lapse video captures a mysterious object twisting and turning in the skies over Perth, Western Australia during a storm. What do you think it is?

Here we have a large crocodile, basking on the bank at low tide on Myall Creek in the oldest Rainforest in the World - The Daintree Rainforest, In Far North Queensland - Australia. This is just off Cape Tribulation Beach, which has just been voted one of the most dangerous beaches in the world, due to crocodiles like this, Poisonous Jellyfish, Sharks, and the elusive wild Cassowary. Be careful out there!

Drone Footage of Perth City Skyline, from Elizabeth Quays, a new waterfront develtpment in Perth City Centre

A little video from Fitzgerald National Park in Western Australia...showing how close these Southern Right Whales hug the shoreline at this little known Nursery in South Western Australia. They come here to give birth and stay here for a few months until their young are big enough to be able to swim further out to sea on the long migration.

A pod of Southern Right Whales and their young, taking shelter and safety from the open ocean..right in front of this spectacular beach, in Fitzgerald National Park - Western Australia

Here we have a pod of Southern Right Whales...2 mothers and their Calfs, frolicking in the waters off the south coast of Western Australia. Notice the little white one? only 4% of Southern Right Whales are born this way..and there is estimated to be only 10 - 15000 Southern Right Whales left in the oceans today. Its so nice to capture this at the local whale nursery every season.

here we have 2 majestic whales resting just off the beautiful Banky Beach in Bremer Bay, Western Australia

Check out this drone footage of a pod of Humpback Whales and Dolphins interacting in the waters off the South Coast of Western Australia. So cool!

A whale nursery in the beautiful National Park in Western Australia. Almost guaranteed to see Southern Rights, humpbacks, hundreds of dolphins, lots of seals - and the odd great white shark roaming the waters in this area. So shallow and calm most days makes for some great footage.

This drone footage was captured off Blossoms Beach in the Beautiful hamlet of Bremer Bay in South Western Australia. This was one of only four white whales spotted during this last whale season. The still blue ocean and clear day was perfect for nailing this shot.

Here we have a mature pod of Humpback Whales with A pod of Dolphins swimming alongside each other on the Annual Whale Migration past the coast of Bremer Bay, Western Australia. So lucky to have caught this on the Drone

Stunning drone footage of a Black Stallion being ridden on the turquoise shoreline of Blossoms Beach in Bremer Bay - Western Australia - Pulling away to reveal the stunning vistas of this beautiful part of the world.

A young Southern Right Whale playing in the shallows off the coast of Bremer Bay - Western Australia. Few tail slaps and surprises along the way. A long video and unedited..but well worth a watch. The end of the video is just to show how these whales are not too far away from the pristine, untouched beautiful beaches on this National Park.....and incredible day out!

Check out this stunning aerial footage of a Southern Right Whale and a very rare white calf playing and breaching in the shallows in the beautiful clear waters off Point Ann - Fitzgerald National Park - Western Australia. So cool!

A Southern Right Whale and Calf - Crusing in the shallows at Point Ann - Fitzgerald National Park - Western Australia

A southern right whale playing just off shore. Such a delight to see him slapping his fins in the water like this. Check out the beautiful beach in the background, this is Banky Beach in Bremer Bay - Western Australia. Every year the whales migrate past here and there are literally thousands this year. From Humpbacks, to the rare Southern Rights (seen here), and the even more elusive Blue Whale. Please follow my footage for more videos of all the above beautiful creatures.

Dolphins enjoying the surf. They do look like a firework display. I always spot dolphins at this spot down here in Bremer Bay - Western Australia. Some may say that its my lucky break!

The crystal blue waters and white sandy beaches of Bremer Bay in Western Australia. Largely untouched by humans as it is so remote - A couple of special visitors to the area at this time of year as well - A nice surprise!

Here we have a humpback whale, aggressively tail slapping the water just off the coast of Bremer Bay - Western Australia Whales slap their tails to communicate, warn away predators or other males, and impress a potential mate. Different species of whale lobtail differently. Humpback whales will lobtail repeatedly. They will often raise their tail back and forth to slap the water. There were quite a few whales in the area and it is breeding season right now..so I'm guessing this one was trying to impress a mate nearby, It was awesome to be able to catch this behaviour on video

a humpback whale getting a move on!!

Here we have 4k drone footage of a pod of Humpback Whales cruising along the Coast of South Western Australia, near Bremer Bay during the whale migration. Notice one of the Humpbacks is blowing bubbles underwater: It’s been established that humpbacks release large quantities of bubbles in rings out of their blowholes to corral schools of krill and small fish, which makes hunting the one to one-and-half tons of food they need to eat each day much easier. But researchers now think humpbacks’ bubble blowing may have other uses, too, first and foremost as an important form of communication. And it’s a form of communication that comes with a serious risk: drowning. Enjoy this footage as much as I enjoyed recording it. It was "breath taking"

Here we have 4k footage of a pod of humpbacks playing with a pod of dolphins. This was filmed with a drone just off the coast of Bremer Bay - Western Australia. A fantastic place to see the Whale migration.

Great Footage of a pod of dolphins just on sunrise, cruising through the shallows just off the beach in Western Australia

Ever seen the worlds largest mammal? Well here is 2 of them. Remarkable drone footage captures 2 of the largest, rarest mammals, the kings of the sea, on a visit to the surface to catch some air before diving into the depths of the ocean