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These Wolverine were filmed in northern Finland from a wooden hide. The hides were situated about 400yds from the Russian border. So these animals crossed the border to visit us
Wolverine has and probably always will be my favorite X-Men and I've been wanting to make this figure for a while.
Idk what version of his suit he's based off of, this is just my favorite costume and I'm very happy with how this figure looks. :D
Let me know what you think of the figure and let me know what character you'd like me to make next. :D
une première image de mon escapade en Finlande. 5 jours à l'attendre. Et à 3 reprises c'est la rencontre, des mois que l'espere, il est là.
Ils ne sont que 300 en Finlande. Bien loin du cliché de l'animal agressif, le carcajou, wolverine ou encore glouton peu importe comment vous décidez de l'appeler est un animal discret. Il est rapide, grimpe aux arbres avec une facilité déconcertante. Ces griffes lui permettent aussi de creuser aisément. C'est un prédateur pouvant venir à bout d'un renne sauvage. Ce mustélidé est cousin du blaireau dont à la taille.
#nikon #wolverine #finlande #taiga
Another missed image from Finland after the first review. Magnificent animal and very exciting to see one in the wild.
Our excursion Budd cars are stashed in the siding at Wolverine, B.C., 48.4 miles east of Wakely, for a meet with this westbound loaded coal train. We had a long wait, so most passengers grabbed their box lunches and scattered to the hills to find their photo spots. Eventually, EMD GF6Cs 6001 and 6002 emerge from the Wolverine Tunnel. GF6Cs 6004 and 6007 are pushing behind the CN caboose–––photo by Joe McMillan with others.
Custom lego wolverine with hair customized with greenstuff and custom made bone claws. everything else is hand painted as usual
He is also my entry to BossBricks contest
Wolverine scavenging for food around the forest at dusk.
Really please to see these rare and elusive animals up close.
It's thought there is less than 400 wolverines in Finland. They are a formidable hunter for there size and have very powerful claws and bite. I actually watched a wolf try to sneak up on one and attack it but quickly regretted its decision after a swift bite from the wolverines powerful jaws.
finished this yesterday after last weekends gale force wind episode. quite chuffed how this turned out. gona start doing more charactors on my walls. i was going to do bruce lee, but ended up doing wolverine cartoon instead.
Visited Vøringsfossen in Norway early morning to get the first light hitting the s-curved valley, with fog coming and going.
What a beautiful place !
Kase filter wolverine system (10 stop + polarizer )
Vøringsfossen waterfall, Eidfjord, Vestland
Please also visit my home page on facebook ; @KentLandscapeastrophotography
Hey, I’m talking to you… A Wolverine, also known as the Glutton, takes it easy at the Bristol Zoo Project in South Gloucestershire. It is a muscular carnivore and a solitary animal. The Wolverine has a reputation for ferocity and strength out of proportion to its size and, in the wild, preys on Artic Fox.
A juvenile wolverine appears in the taiga forest in Finland, searching for its next meal.
These tough animals are solitary, and they need a lot of room to roam. Individual wolverines may travel 15 miles in a day in search of food. Because of these habitat requirements, wolverines frequent remote boreal forests, taiga, and tundra in the northern latitudes of Europe, Asia, and North America.
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My entry to week 2 of Scott Blankfield contest!
Wolverine:
I came up with the idea to make a jacketed version!
His head is from my Logan fig, just repainted. The torso is from that fig too, also repainted.
The legs are fully custom as well.
I made the jacket from paper and then painted that and the arms in my own color. The jacket has "fur" on the collar part, which was imitated using felt.
The cigarette is made of a toothpick with a little bit of cotton ball used for smoke.
Claws are a paperclip with painted detail.
I used the materials pretty simply but I like how it looks.
Tell me what you think!
-Boss
I have just returned home after spending 3 weeks working in Finland once again. This was my 2nd year working on this long-term project, and was certainly the most challenging so far due to the weather and erratic Bear movements, nevertheless, I’ve tried my best to create something slightly different to the crowds of other photographers visiting this wonderful country.
This summer I spent most my time working in the forest, with the aim of showing both Bears and wolverines among their natural habitat through the use of wide angle lenses. This was a risky move and as a result, I missed many images, but the idea of creating a unique image was worth it.
The Wolverine is an extremely elusive predator with only around 150 individuals in the whole of Finland, therefore I was extremely pleased to capture this apex predator on my wide angle set-up (triggered via a wireless remote release from the hide).
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EXPLORE #175 MAY 10 2009
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Taken this morning at Nudgee Beach, Queensland.
Exposure
EV[-1, 0, +1], f/8, ISO 100
Toys
Canon 400D, Sigma 10-20mm f/4-f/5.6 EX DC, Canon RS 60E3 Shutter Release, Tripod
Processing
Photomatix
Bracketed 3 Exposure RAW files merged to HDR
Tone Mapped using Detailed Enhancer
Saved as 16-bitt TIFF
Photoshop CS4
ACR5.2 Tonal Adjustments
Adjustment layer - curves (linear contrast)
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