
Yves Lefevre's job is better than yours. He spends his days travelling the world taking pictures of marine life.
Off the island of Rurutu in French Polynesia the underwater photographer got up
close and personal with his favorite subject: the humpback whale. (This one he caught midway through a barrel roll).
Rurutu
has in
recent years become known for whale watching as humpbacks go there to
reproduce between July and October. These
spectacular mammals are one of the larger rorqual species with adults
ranging in length from 40-50 ft and weighing approximately 79,000lb.
Lefevre
has collaborated with big some of the most renowned photographers,
including French director Luc Besson for the 1991 documentary 'Atlantis.'
Hmmm, what did you do at work today?