The day was two-metre seas and surge that threw divers about on their safety stops. The Galapagos in shoulder season is like that; the currents shifted all week, and after the first day only two cameras were still going into the water.
Then, at the end of a dive, one dolphin. The particulate that made the diving hard caught the light and turned it to flare, and for a moment the sea was calm.
The frame is monochrome because the scene was: grey water, grey light, one grey animal passing. Galapagos Islands, Ecuador.
A dolphin in black and white, the Galápagos.
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