( CNN ) -- Wildlife photographer David `` Baz '' Jenkins seems to have a knack for photographing great white sharks . His website is filled with pictures of the fearsome predators leaping from the sea and devouring seals . But a photo Jenkins took during a July shark-watching cruise in South Africa is garnering the Irish photographer so much attention that his website was having trouble keeping up Wednesday after numerous media outlets published his shots . One photo shows a seal seemingly balanced on the tip of the rising shark 's mouth , moments away from becoming a meal . Later photos in the series show the seal twisting away and escaping as the giant shark 's jaws snap shut . `` This seal was one lucky pup , '' Jenkins told Caters News Agency . The seal was among a group returning to Seal Island off the coast of Cape Town , South Africa , after feeding when the shark struck , he said . `` The breaching sharks are amazing , the speed and agility just takes your breath away as they can explode from below without warning , '' he told Caters . New legless lizards found in California . Rocket frog takes a flying leap into space .
He captures seal meat on shark 's nose . ` ` This one was one lucky pup , '' David ` ` , '' Jenkins joined the Advertising Agency . Jenkins ' career struggled to keep up after media picked up on the image .