Cristian Dimitrius is on a daring mission off the coast of Argentina, venturing into the depths to film the elusive Sei whales for a National Geographic Pristine Seas documentary. Joined by a multinational crew of researchers and Argentinian producers from Jumara Films, Dimitrius sets his sights on Rada Tilly, Chubut, a coastal gem teeming with marine life. Their goal? To unveil the underwater world of the Sei whales, a species rarely filmed. With meticulous planning and unwavering determination, the team aims to capture the whales' feeding behavior—a mesmerizing spectacle of grace and power. At the heart of their expedition lies the intricate dance between Sei whales and their primary prey, krill. As these tiny crustacean’s swarm in shimmering masses, the whales embark on a feeding frenzy, showcasing the delicate balance of life beneath the waves. Through Dimitrius's lens, we're invited into a realm of wonder and discovery, where every frame serves as a testament to the beauty and fragility of our oceans.
Stay tuned for this expedition results very soon here and on Cristian’s Instagram.