article_snippet: And wildlife photographer, Jon Cornforth, 43, managed an even rarer sighting when Photographer Jon Cornforth witnessed two of the majestic mammals exploding out of northern Pacific Ocean together, before coming crashing down in unison.
article_snippet: The gigantic sea giants rose out of the water together, and crash into the waves in unison .
article_snippet: Photographer Jon Cornforth has been capturing humpback whales for 15 years and says Photographer Jon Cornforth doesn't have time to think about a composition or change camera settings when witnessing the perfect breach .
article_snippet: Photographer Jon Cornforth said: 'When the perfect breach happened, I knew that I had just seen something special, but prayed that my camera had captured the moment. '
article_snippet: I was howling with joy as I quickly scrolled through my images and realised that magnitude of what I had just photographed. '
article_snippet: The photographer has been capturing humpback whales for 15 years and says The photographer doesn't have time to think about a composition or change camera settings when witnessing the perfect breach. '
article_snippet: The whales frolic in the waves in unison, propelling The whales into the air to the delight of photographer Cornforth .
article_snippet: Whatever the reason, the sight is still a breathtaking one, especially when you are metres away from the 40-tonne creatures.
article_snippet: The photographs capture the sheer power of these mammals, which can reach 62.5 ft in length.
article_snippet: Cornforth said: 'When why whales breach out of the waters happened, I knew that I had just seen something special, but prayed that my camera had captured the moment' Triumphant! 'I was howling with joy as I quickly scrolled through my images and realised that magnitude of what I had just photographed'
highlights_snippet: Photographer Jon Cornforth captured the incredible event in Hawaii .
  
highlights_snippet: Photographer Jon Cornforth said Photographer Jon Cornforth was howling with joy when Photographer Jon Cornforth saw the pictures back .