thephotosocietyのインスタグラム(thephotosociety) - 2月28日 03時25分

Amazon Dolphin “eclipse” with fish, Rio Negro Brazil // Photo by Kevin Schafer – @schaferpho @ナショナルジオグラフィック – Photo assignments for the National Geographic often require large amounts of time and effort. They can result in capturing thousands, or even hundreds of thousands, of pictures, only a handful of which ever appear in the magazine. It may sound extravagant or wasteful, but the fact is, this kind of ratio is essential for telling a story with the best possible images. Inevitably, however, there are many frames that never see the light of day. This one, from my story on Amazon River Dolphins, has never been seen - until now. To get it, I pulled myself down a rope to the bottom of the river and hung upside down, shooting straight up at dolphins feeding just above me. The intense blood-red color is entirely natural, the result of the high tropical sun streaming through the reddish, tannin-rich water of the Rio Negro. #projetoboto #dolphineclipse #amazondolphin

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