Here a whale
Danny Hospes (left), 9, and his brother Greig Hospes, 8, and ben Morton, 8, got a close-up look at a dead 30-foot grey whale that washed ashore in Boundary Bay overnight Thursday.
posted by Brett Beadle at 11:10 AM
Tuesday, May 22, 2007
Danny Hospes (left), 9, and his brother Greig Hospes, 8, and ben Morton, 8, got a close-up look at a dead 30-foot grey whale that washed ashore in Boundary Bay overnight Thursday.
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Brett is a 22 year-old staff photographer with the Richmond News and Delta Optimist newspapers just 10 minutes south of Vancouver, BC. After graduating from photography school in June of 2006, he went on to an internship at the Calgary Herald and a photographer position at the University of Calgary. He now resides in Vancouver, BC.
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2 Comments:
A big eyed fish,
Yeah, swimming in the sea,
Oh, how he dreamed.
He wants to be a bird,
Swooping, diving through the breeze.
One day, he caught a big blue wave,
Up onto the beach,
And now he's dead.
You see, a fish's dream,
Should stay in the sea.
Great pic Brett!! Too bad for the poor fella.
I wish we had water creatures that big here in Ontario.
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