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A short intermezzo from my Central Asia trip. I still have so many Lofoten (and Iceland pictures that I want to share.

 

This shot was taken on one of the two days I had extremely good weather, and then every part of the landscape is stunning. Lofoten is truly a wonderful destination.

 

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California's Central Coast off Highway 1

Bears eagles and fly-fishermen all share the Chilkat river when it comes to salmon fishing in the fall. Haines, Alaska

¿Más rosas salmón?

 

Do you prefer them as they are or with lemon?

¿las prefiere solas o con limón?

 

Will you eat them here or to take away?

¿Las va a comer aquí o se las envuelvo?

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A rainy and misty day in the woods..

  

Morningside Park - Toronto, Canada - October 2020

This grizzly is successful at grabbing a salmon at the top of Brooks Falls. It looks like this bear has been in a recent tussle given the wounds to it's face and neck. Bears will fight for the best positions at the falls.

 

Traveler's from around the world come to Brooks to get their dose of bear experience ;)

 

Taken 26 July 2019 at Brooks Falls, Alaska.

Smile on Saturday

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Brown bears are many things when it comes to eating ... proficient fishermen, skilled prep masters, efficient consumers ... but when it comes to being tidy eaters, well maybe not so. This boar is wearing the proof for that statement. Quite the messy eaters for sure. Just love it when that get that "salmon mustache" thing going on and are in need of a napkin or two. No worries though because as soon as they are done with one, they make their way back to their preferred fishing spot and start fishing for another and in the river they clean off naturally. :-)

 

Happy Sunday everyone!

© Debbie Tubridy Photography

The Salmon Leap, Carrick, Co. Donegal.

This is a nice salmon colored boathouse with a comfortable looking bench. Why is the color salmon everywhere I look this year? Maybe I need to have my eyes checked. Maybe it is just tan with a little pink in it ... but that’s salmon, right?

Anyway, it was a nice day to be out in the boat. It was choppy but the temperature was so pleasant.

Taken on the Corottoman River in the Northern Neck of Virginia. HBM

Too much clear sky for my liking but still nice to be at at Smugglers Bothy near Lamberton, Scotland

Oregon.

Yesterday, spent the day up around the Salmon River in Mount Hood National Forest.

 

02 May 2022.

 

Polaroid SX-70 (Rainbow)

Morningside Park - Toronto, Canada - October 2020

Salmon season is winding down, but the crowds are still out in force. You can see the people lined up in the river below. Happy Sunday!

August and September is my season to photograph mushrooms. Especially if we have been decently wet, which we have this summer. I always try to get a fantasy like look to them. So I will probably be posting some of my shots of them in the near future. These Salmon Pinkgill Mushrooms will be my first post.

 

I hope everyone enjoys this image!

This small mural is near an ocean water return. University of California San Diego and Scripps Oceanographic Institute both pump fresh oceanwater into labs for research. It is then filtered and returned.

Lots of Details in this Salmon colored Rose.

Salmon Leaps – a series of cascades created by weirs on the lower reaches of Wrinstone Brook. It’s possible to see a salmon in the Autumn.

Salmon Leaps – a series of cascades created by weirs on the lower reaches of Wrinstone Brook. It’s possible to see a salmon in the Autumn.

© Javier Fraile

 

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A set of large stainless steel sculptures by Paul Sorey called Salmon Waves were installed in 2001 above the fish ladder at the Hiram Chittendon Locks in Seattle.

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A Bald Eagle ( Haliaeetus leucocephalus) with a Salmon in Nicomen Slough, B.C.

Bald Eagle, Salmon for lunch, with crows hoping for scraps

The Salmon Glacier is in Canada, about 30 km north of Stewart, British Columbia. This glacier is part of the one on the previous picture, the glacier calves as it goes over the cliff at the start of Salmon River. To get to the glacier, one needs to travel a short distance through Alaska by crossing the US-Canada border at Hyder. This border crossing is open into Alaska, with no border controls except on the way out. On the way back into British Columbia, you will need your passport to show Canadian border agents. The dirt road to the glacier is narrow, windy, and steep in places. There are several gold mines in the area, and the ore is hauled out by trucks towing multiple trailers. This part of the glacier is about 5 KM long.

  

The Salmon Leap, Carrick, Co. Donegal.

Salmon-Huckleberry Wilderness, Oregon

WAAY in seen crossing the Salmon Falls River with a lashup to remember into Rollinsford, New Hampshire on a gorgeous Saturday monring. MEC 614 leads the train along with the PAR1/615/PAR2/506 and a decent sized train of 10 freight on the headpin and the rest water.

Tonight at home.

 

I am not a food photographer, but I haven't posted much lately so here you go. Regular posting should start again very soon.

A mother grizzly has just caught a salmon as her cub watched from the shore and the cub wades into the water to join its mother, hoping to share the catch, Chilko Lake, BC./

06/10/2021 www.allenfotowild.com

My first attempt at trying to photograph Salmon leaping however I feel I have still a lot to learn it was very tricky ! Seemingly this is a Brown Trout not a Salmon shows you how much I know about fish lol!

Mt. Hood National Forest, Oregon.

 

02 May 2022.

 

Lomo800 Color film, Minolta SRT102. Processed and printed w. sloppy border by Blue Moon Camera. Scanned print.

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bridge over the salmon river in idaho

More images from the past. I am still not finding anything that is all that interesting.

A grizzly bear that has found a nice secluded location behind a deadfall tree, is sitting in the water holding a half-eaten salmon in his/her forepaws, Chilko River, BC.

27/12/2022 www.allenfotowild.com

Salmon trying to get up the Falls of Feugh in Banchory

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