GALERIE FOTO Imagini rare cu foci cenușii în largul insulelor Farne. Ce povestește fotograful care a reușit să le surprindă de aproape

The seal is stealthy in the water. FARNE ISLANDS, UK MEDIA DRUM WORLD
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By Abigail Marlow
**EXCLUSIVE**
BRITISH grey seals were pictured doing backflips and even looking like they were attempting to take over camera equipment.
These images taken just 30 feet deep depict the 300 pound playful creatures, frolicking in the depths as seaweed sets the watery scene.
The more inquisitive seals can be seen getting up close with the camera, making for some adorable portrait shots.
Photographer Ellen Cuylaerts (52) took impressive shots two to four miles off the coast of the Farne Islands, UK.
“I simply love to be in the water with seals,” she said.
“It’s all about understanding their behaviour, also the difference in behaviour between sea lions and seals.
“Observe them in a respectful way, never chase them, look for and recognise their body language and when they do not want to be disturbed, move on and observe another group.
“When you observe and connect with seals, you can start working on images, trying to get the light from the right angle, if the sun is out, catch some sun rays at the surface in combination with a whiskers shot.
“It creates this view in a world below the surface, to me it’s very peaceful, but always with respect for the animals and the environment.”
Ellen explained how she came to take these fun shots of one of the UK’s most charismatic marine mammals.
“In a quiet village in Northumberland, close to Lindisfarne and Bamburgh Castle, Seahouses, are a few boat operators that take tourists on tours, weather permitting, to see the puffins and seals around the Farne Islands,” she said.
“The boats go out when the weather is reasonable, and times are tide related.
“At the first time of my visit, I was living in the Caribbean, and on the way back from a visit to my mom, together with my now ex-husband, I booked a stay in Seahouses and contact,Image: 716492640, License: Rights-managed, Restrictions: , Model Release: no

A perfect selfie of the seal. FARNE ISLANDS, UK MEDIA DRUM WORLD
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By Abigail Marlow
**EXCLUSIVE**
BRITISH grey seals were pictured doing backflips and even looking like they were attempting to take over camera equipment.
These images taken just 30 feet deep depict the 300 pound playful creatures, frolicking in the depths as seaweed sets the watery scene.
The more inquisitive seals can be seen getting up close with the camera, making for some adorable portrait shots.
Photographer Ellen Cuylaerts (52) took impressive shots two to four miles off the coast of the Farne Islands, UK.
“I simply love to be in the water with seals,” she said.
“It’s all about understanding their behaviour, also the difference in behaviour between sea lions and seals.
“Observe them in a respectful way, never chase them, look for and recognise their body language and when they do not want to be disturbed, move on and observe another group.
“When you observe and connect with seals, you can start working on images, trying to get the light from the right angle, if the sun is out, catch some sun rays at the surface in combination with a whiskers shot.
“It creates this view in a world below the surface, to me it’s very peaceful, but always with respect for the animals and the environment.”
Ellen explained how she came to take these fun shots of one of the UK’s most charismatic marine mammals.
“In a quiet village in Northumberland, close to Lindisfarne and Bamburgh Castle, Seahouses, are a few boat operators that take tourists on tours, weather permitting, to see the puffins and seals around the Farne Islands,” she said.
“The boats go out when the weather is reasonable, and times are tide related.
“At the first time of my visit, I was living in the Caribbean, and on the way back from a visit to my mom, together with my now ex-husband, I booked a stay in Seahouses and contacted a,Image: 716492635, License: Rights-managed, Restrictions: , Model Release: no

A seal strikes a pose for Ellen. FARNE ISLANDS, UK MEDIA DRUM WORLD
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Selfie Seals UK
By Abigail Marlow
**EXCLUSIVE**
BRITISH grey seals were pictured doing backflips and even looking like they were attempting to take over camera equipment.
These images taken just 30 feet deep depict the 300 pound playful creatures, frolicking in the depths as seaweed sets the watery scene.
The more inquisitive seals can be seen getting up close with the camera, making for some adorable portrait shots.
Photographer Ellen Cuylaerts (52) took impressive shots two to four miles off the coast of the Farne Islands, UK.
“I simply love to be in the water with seals,” she said.
“It’s all about understanding their behaviour, also the difference in behaviour between sea lions and seals.
“Observe them in a respectful way, never chase them, look for and recognise their body language and when they do not want to be disturbed, move on and observe another group.
“When you observe and connect with seals, you can start working on images, trying to get the light from the right angle, if the sun is out, catch some sun rays at the surface in combination with a whiskers shot.
“It creates this view in a world below the surface, to me it’s very peaceful, but always with respect for the animals and the environment.”
Ellen explained how she came to take these fun shots of one of the UK’s most charismatic marine mammals.
“In a quiet village in Northumberland, close to Lindisfarne and Bamburgh Castle, Seahouses, are a few boat operators that take tourists on tours, weather permitting, to see the puffins and seals around the Farne Islands,” she said.
“The boats go out when the weather is reasonable, and times are tide related.
“At the first time of my visit, I was living in the Caribbean, and on the way back from a visit to my mom, together with my now ex-husband, I booked a stay in Seahouses and contacted,Image: 716492621, License: Rights-managed, Restrictions: , Model Release: no

A seal takes a load off appearing to lie down in the seaweed. FARNE ISLANDS, UK MEDIA DRUM WORLD
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Selfie Seals UK
By Abigail Marlow
**EXCLUSIVE**
BRITISH grey seals were pictured doing backflips and even looking like they were attempting to take over camera equipment.
These images taken just 30 feet deep depict the 300 pound playful creatures, frolicking in the depths as seaweed sets the watery scene.
The more inquisitive seals can be seen getting up close with the camera, making for some adorable portrait shots.
Photographer Ellen Cuylaerts (52) took impressive shots two to four miles off the coast of the Farne Islands, UK.
“I simply love to be in the water with seals,” she said.
“It’s all about understanding their behaviour, also the difference in behaviour between sea lions and seals.
“Observe them in a respectful way, never chase them, look for and recognise their body language and when they do not want to be disturbed, move on and observe another group.
“When you observe and connect with seals, you can start working on images, trying to get the light from the right angle, if the sun is out, catch some sun rays at the surface in combination with a whiskers shot.
“It creates this view in a world below the surface, to me it’s very peaceful, but always with respect for the animals and the environment.”
Ellen explained how she came to take these fun shots of one of the UK’s most charismatic marine mammals.
“In a quiet village in Northumberland, close to Lindisfarne and Bamburgh Castle, Seahouses, are a few boat operators that take tourists on tours, weather permitting, to see the puffins and seals around the Farne Islands,” she said.
“The boats go out when the weather is reasonable, and times are tide related.
“At the first time of my visit, I was living in the Caribbean, and on the way back from a visit to my mom, together with my now ex-husband, I booked a st,Image: 716492610, License: Rights-managed, Restrictions: , Model Release: no

The seal spots the underwater camera and strike a pose. FARNE ISLANDS, UK MEDIA DRUM WORLD
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Selfie Seals UK
By Abigail Marlow
**EXCLUSIVE**
BRITISH grey seals were pictured doing backflips and even looking like they were attempting to take over camera equipment.
These images taken just 30 feet deep depict the 300 pound playful creatures, frolicking in the depths as seaweed sets the watery scene.
The more inquisitive seals can be seen getting up close with the camera, making for some adorable portrait shots.
Photographer Ellen Cuylaerts (52) took impressive shots two to four miles off the coast of the Farne Islands, UK.
“I simply love to be in the water with seals,” she said.
“It’s all about understanding their behaviour, also the difference in behaviour between sea lions and seals.
“Observe them in a respectful way, never chase them, look for and recognise their body language and when they do not want to be disturbed, move on and observe another group.
“When you observe and connect with seals, you can start working on images, trying to get the light from the right angle, if the sun is out, catch some sun rays at the surface in combination with a whiskers shot.
“It creates this view in a world below the surface, to me it’s very peaceful, but always with respect for the animals and the environment.”
Ellen explained how she came to take these fun shots of one of the UK’s most charismatic marine mammals.
“In a quiet village in Northumberland, close to Lindisfarne and Bamburgh Castle, Seahouses, are a few boat operators that take tourists on tours, weather permitting, to see the puffins and seals around the Farne Islands,” she said.
“The boats go out when the weather is reasonable, and times are tide related.
“At the first time of my visit, I was living in the Caribbean, and on the way back from a visit to my mom, together with my now ex-husband, I booked a stay in,Image: 716492648, License: Rights-managed, Restrictions: , Model Release: no

This seal seems to be going in for a kiss. FARNE ISLANDS, UK MEDIA DRUM WORLD
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Selfie Seals UK
By Abigail Marlow
**EXCLUSIVE**
BRITISH grey seals were pictured doing backflips and even looking like they were attempting to take over camera equipment.
These images taken just 30 feet deep depict the 300 pound playful creatures, frolicking in the depths as seaweed sets the watery scene.
The more inquisitive seals can be seen getting up close with the camera, making for some adorable portrait shots.
Photographer Ellen Cuylaerts (52) took impressive shots two to four miles off the coast of the Farne Islands, UK.
“I simply love to be in the water with seals,” she said.
“It’s all about understanding their behaviour, also the difference in behaviour between sea lions and seals.
“Observe them in a respectful way, never chase them, look for and recognise their body language and when they do not want to be disturbed, move on and observe another group.
“When you observe and connect with seals, you can start working on images, trying to get the light from the right angle, if the sun is out, catch some sun rays at the surface in combination with a whiskers shot.
“It creates this view in a world below the surface, to me it’s very peaceful, but always with respect for the animals and the environment.”
Ellen explained how she came to take these fun shots of one of the UK’s most charismatic marine mammals.
“In a quiet village in Northumberland, close to Lindisfarne and Bamburgh Castle, Seahouses, are a few boat operators that take tourists on tours, weather permitting, to see the puffins and seals around the Farne Islands,” she said.
“The boats go out when the weather is reasonable, and times are tide related.
“At the first time of my visit, I was living in the Caribbean, and on the way back from a visit to my mom, together with my now ex-husband, I booked a stay in Seahouses and,Image: 716492589, License: Rights-managed, Restrictions: , Model Release: no

A seal nestles up in the seaweed. FARNE ISLANDS, UK MEDIA DRUM WORLD
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Selfie Seals UK
By Abigail Marlow
**EXCLUSIVE**
BRITISH grey seals were pictured doing backflips and even looking like they were attempting to take over camera equipment.
These images taken just 30 feet deep depict the 300 pound playful creatures, frolicking in the depths as seaweed sets the watery scene.
The more inquisitive seals can be seen getting up close with the camera, making for some adorable portrait shots.
Photographer Ellen Cuylaerts (52) took impressive shots two to four miles off the coast of the Farne Islands, UK.
“I simply love to be in the water with seals,” she said.
“It’s all about understanding their behaviour, also the difference in behaviour between sea lions and seals.
“Observe them in a respectful way, never chase them, look for and recognise their body language and when they do not want to be disturbed, move on and observe another group.
“When you observe and connect with seals, you can start working on images, trying to get the light from the right angle, if the sun is out, catch some sun rays at the surface in combination with a whiskers shot.
“It creates this view in a world below the surface, to me it’s very peaceful, but always with respect for the animals and the environment.”
Ellen explained how she came to take these fun shots of one of the UK’s most charismatic marine mammals.
“In a quiet village in Northumberland, close to Lindisfarne and Bamburgh Castle, Seahouses, are a few boat operators that take tourists on tours, weather permitting, to see the puffins and seals around the Farne Islands,” she said.
“The boats go out when the weather is reasonable, and times are tide related.
“At the first time of my visit, I was living in the Caribbean, and on the way back from a visit to my mom, together with my now ex-husband, I booked a stay in Seahouses and contacte,Image: 716492594, License: Rights-managed, Restrictions: , Model Release: no

A seal peeks out at the photographers pretending to be shy. FARNE ISLANDS, UK MEDIA DRUM WORLD
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Selfie Seals UK
By Abigail Marlow
**EXCLUSIVE**
BRITISH grey seals were pictured doing backflips and even looking like they were attempting to take over camera equipment.
These images taken just 30 feet deep depict the 300 pound playful creatures, frolicking in the depths as seaweed sets the watery scene.
The more inquisitive seals can be seen getting up close with the camera, making for some adorable portrait shots.
Photographer Ellen Cuylaerts (52) took impressive shots two to four miles off the coast of the Farne Islands, UK.
“I simply love to be in the water with seals,” she said.
“It’s all about understanding their behaviour, also the difference in behaviour between sea lions and seals.
“Observe them in a respectful way, never chase them, look for and recognise their body language and when they do not want to be disturbed, move on and observe another group.
“When you observe and connect with seals, you can start working on images, trying to get the light from the right angle, if the sun is out, catch some sun rays at the surface in combination with a whiskers shot.
“It creates this view in a world below the surface, to me it’s very peaceful, but always with respect for the animals and the environment.”
Ellen explained how she came to take these fun shots of one of the UK’s most charismatic marine mammals.
“In a quiet village in Northumberland, close to Lindisfarne and Bamburgh Castle, Seahouses, are a few boat operators that take tourists on tours, weather permitting, to see the puffins and seals around the Farne Islands,” she said.
“The boats go out when the weather is reasonable, and times are tide related.
“At the first time of my visit, I was living in the Caribbean, and on the way back from a visit to my mom, together with my now ex-husband, I booked a stay,Image: 716492628, License: Rights-managed, Restrictions: , Model Release: no

A seal grabs the flipper of one of the divers. FARNE ISLANDS, UK MEDIA DRUM WORLD
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Selfie Seals UK
By Abigail Marlow
**EXCLUSIVE**
BRITISH grey seals were pictured doing backflips and even looking like they were attempting to take over camera equipment.
These images taken just 30 feet deep depict the 300 pound playful creatures, frolicking in the depths as seaweed sets the watery scene.
The more inquisitive seals can be seen getting up close with the camera, making for some adorable portrait shots.
Photographer Ellen Cuylaerts (52) took impressive shots two to four miles off the coast of the Farne Islands, UK.
“I simply love to be in the water with seals,” she said.
“It’s all about understanding their behaviour, also the difference in behaviour between sea lions and seals.
“Observe them in a respectful way, never chase them, look for and recognise their body language and when they do not want to be disturbed, move on and observe another group.
“When you observe and connect with seals, you can start working on images, trying to get the light from the right angle, if the sun is out, catch some sun rays at the surface in combination with a whiskers shot.
“It creates this view in a world below the surface, to me it’s very peaceful, but always with respect for the animals and the environment.”
Ellen explained how she came to take these fun shots of one of the UK’s most charismatic marine mammals.
“In a quiet village in Northumberland, close to Lindisfarne and Bamburgh Castle, Seahouses, are a few boat operators that take tourists on tours, weather permitting, to see the puffins and seals around the Farne Islands,” she said.
“The boats go out when the weather is reasonable, and times are tide related.
“At the first time of my visit, I was living in the Caribbean, and on the way back from a visit to my mom, together with my now ex-husband, I booked a stay in Seahouses,Image: 716492570, License: Rights-managed, Restrictions: , Model Release: no

Two seals play near the surface. FARNE ISLANDS, UK MEDIA DRUM WORLD
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Selfie Seals UK
By Abigail Marlow
**EXCLUSIVE**
BRITISH grey seals were pictured doing backflips and even looking like they were attempting to take over camera equipment.
These images taken just 30 feet deep depict the 300 pound playful creatures, frolicking in the depths as seaweed sets the watery scene.
The more inquisitive seals can be seen getting up close with the camera, making for some adorable portrait shots.
Photographer Ellen Cuylaerts (52) took impressive shots two to four miles off the coast of the Farne Islands, UK.
“I simply love to be in the water with seals,” she said.
“It’s all about understanding their behaviour, also the difference in behaviour between sea lions and seals.
“Observe them in a respectful way, never chase them, look for and recognise their body language and when they do not want to be disturbed, move on and observe another group.
“When you observe and connect with seals, you can start working on images, trying to get the light from the right angle, if the sun is out, catch some sun rays at the surface in combination with a whiskers shot.
“It creates this view in a world below the surface, to me it’s very peaceful, but always with respect for the animals and the environment.”
Ellen explained how she came to take these fun shots of one of the UK’s most charismatic marine mammals.
“In a quiet village in Northumberland, close to Lindisfarne and Bamburgh Castle, Seahouses, are a few boat operators that take tourists on tours, weather permitting, to see the puffins and seals around the Farne Islands,” she said.
“The boats go out when the weather is reasonable, and times are tide related.
“At the first time of my visit, I was living in the Caribbean, and on the way back from a visit to my mom, together with my now ex-husband, I booked a stay in Seahouses and contacted,Image: 716492623, License: Rights-managed, Restrictions: , Model Release: no

A seal gets up close to the camera. FARNE ISLANDS, UK MEDIA DRUM WORLD
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Selfie Seals UK
By Abigail Marlow
**EXCLUSIVE**
BRITISH grey seals were pictured doing backflips and even looking like they were attempting to take over camera equipment.
These images taken just 30 feet deep depict the 300 pound playful creatures, frolicking in the depths as seaweed sets the watery scene.
The more inquisitive seals can be seen getting up close with the camera, making for some adorable portrait shots.
Photographer Ellen Cuylaerts (52) took impressive shots two to four miles off the coast of the Farne Islands, UK.
“I simply love to be in the water with seals,” she said.
“It’s all about understanding their behaviour, also the difference in behaviour between sea lions and seals.
“Observe them in a respectful way, never chase them, look for and recognise their body language and when they do not want to be disturbed, move on and observe another group.
“When you observe and connect with seals, you can start working on images, trying to get the light from the right angle, if the sun is out, catch some sun rays at the surface in combination with a whiskers shot.
“It creates this view in a world below the surface, to me it’s very peaceful, but always with respect for the animals and the environment.”
Ellen explained how she came to take these fun shots of one of the UK’s most charismatic marine mammals.
“In a quiet village in Northumberland, close to Lindisfarne and Bamburgh Castle, Seahouses, are a few boat operators that take tourists on tours, weather permitting, to see the puffins and seals around the Farne Islands,” she said.
“The boats go out when the weather is reasonable, and times are tide related.
“At the first time of my visit, I was living in the Caribbean, and on the way back from a visit to my mom, together with my now ex-husband, I booked a stay in Seahouses and contac,Image: 716492644, License: Rights-managed, Restrictions: , Model Release: no

A seal plays hide and seek in the seaweed. FARNE ISLANDS, UK MEDIA DRUM WORLD
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Selfie Seals UK
By Abigail Marlow
**EXCLUSIVE**
BRITISH grey seals were pictured doing backflips and even looking like they were attempting to take over camera equipment.
These images taken just 30 feet deep depict the 300 pound playful creatures, frolicking in the depths as seaweed sets the watery scene.
The more inquisitive seals can be seen getting up close with the camera, making for some adorable portrait shots.
Photographer Ellen Cuylaerts (52) took impressive shots two to four miles off the coast of the Farne Islands, UK.
“I simply love to be in the water with seals,” she said.
“It’s all about understanding their behaviour, also the difference in behaviour between sea lions and seals.
“Observe them in a respectful way, never chase them, look for and recognise their body language and when they do not want to be disturbed, move on and observe another group.
“When you observe and connect with seals, you can start working on images, trying to get the light from the right angle, if the sun is out, catch some sun rays at the surface in combination with a whiskers shot.
“It creates this view in a world below the surface, to me it’s very peaceful, but always with respect for the animals and the environment.”
Ellen explained how she came to take these fun shots of one of the UK’s most charismatic marine mammals.
“In a quiet village in Northumberland, close to Lindisfarne and Bamburgh Castle, Seahouses, are a few boat operators that take tourists on tours, weather permitting, to see the puffins and seals around the Farne Islands,” she said.
“The boats go out when the weather is reasonable, and times are tide related.
“At the first time of my visit, I was living in the Caribbean, and on the way back from a visit to my mom, together with my now ex-husband, I booked a stay in Seahouses and,Image: 716492599, License: Rights-managed, Restrictions: , Model Release: no

The seal performs a spin for the camera. FARNE ISLANDS, UK MEDIA DRUM WORLD
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Selfie Seals UK
By Abigail Marlow
**EXCLUSIVE**
BRITISH grey seals were pictured doing backflips and even looking like they were attempting to take over camera equipment.
These images taken just 30 feet deep depict the 300 pound playful creatures, frolicking in the depths as seaweed sets the watery scene.
The more inquisitive seals can be seen getting up close with the camera, making for some adorable portrait shots.
Photographer Ellen Cuylaerts (52) took impressive shots two to four miles off the coast of the Farne Islands, UK.
“I simply love to be in the water with seals,” she said.
“It’s all about understanding their behaviour, also the difference in behaviour between sea lions and seals.
“Observe them in a respectful way, never chase them, look for and recognise their body language and when they do not want to be disturbed, move on and observe another group.
“When you observe and connect with seals, you can start working on images, trying to get the light from the right angle, if the sun is out, catch some sun rays at the surface in combination with a whiskers shot.
“It creates this view in a world below the surface, to me it’s very peaceful, but always with respect for the animals and the environment.”
Ellen explained how she came to take these fun shots of one of the UK’s most charismatic marine mammals.
“In a quiet village in Northumberland, close to Lindisfarne and Bamburgh Castle, Seahouses, are a few boat operators that take tourists on tours, weather permitting, to see the puffins and seals around the Farne Islands,” she said.
“The boats go out when the weather is reasonable, and times are tide related.
“At the first time of my visit, I was living in the Caribbean, and on the way back from a visit to my mom, together with my now ex-husband, I booked a stay in Seahouses and c,Image: 716492615, License: Rights-managed, Restrictions: , Model Release: no

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