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I have seen lots of wolves running across roads and have even photographed wolf pups but never have I had the chance to photograph an adult wolf at close range. This wolf was cautiously staying close to the woods as it was checking me out! This was definitely a lifer! Photo taken in southern Manitoba!
Some guy carrying wooden planks through the Nanjing Road Pedestrian Street.
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(I'm working nights at the moment, so I'm sorry if I dont get by to look at your photos, I'll catch up when I can.)
Looking Close... on Friday: Cutlery
Butter knives with Tasmanian Timber handles on Sheffield steel blades.
"What are timbers in the saying shiver me timbers?"
"Its meaning is clear enough. The word 'shiver' is defined in the Oxford English Dictionary as “to break into small fragments or splinters” while the 'timbers' refer to the wooden support frames of old sailing ships."
The Macq01 Hotel also makes use of reclaimed timber from the original Macquarie Wharf buildings. In this case an entire ground floor hallway has been created from the polished finish, giving off warm colours and a lovely ambience. It also provides a great compositional opportunity.
I hope you'll enjoy my work! Thank you for your support!
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The look through the camera is like a door to another world.
Now I can see why they call it winter wonderland. Was very nice to get to spend some time with my babe during the holiday hustle. Hope everyone has a safe and joyous holiday season.
Mood: TOBYMAC | LITTLE DRUMMER BOY
This is an old image, taken back in 2008. Since we are still in winter here with a lot of new snow, I have been going through older files and editing photos and re-editing older photos.
This is one of two wolves that walked by in Denali National Park. I had read about a wolf pack that was hanging around one of the areas near a camp ground. I had hiked for a few hours in the area with no success in finding them. Got to my vehicle to leave, and there they were, walking by a drainage from the mountains to the north.
This was an experience that I will never forget, standing there, watching two wolves walk by and being able to capture the moment on camera. Although this was a close encounter with the wolves, approx 50 yards away, I had another experience that was closer yet. I was walking down an animal trail and heard something behind me, two other wolves were following me and closing in because their gate was faster than mine. I stepped off the trail and they passed within 5 feet of me. I did manage a few photos on film, but none were good as they were blurry from my excitement.
It's been over 10 years now since my last wolf encounter, I plan on going to a few areas where I know wolves are seen at and spending time there this summer. A couple years back, my wife and I found very fresh wolf tracks in the snow and followed them for quite a ways, but to no avail, we never saw a wolf occupying the tracks.
Unfortunately, the wolf pack that this wolf belonged to is no longer around. The alpha was trapped just outside the Park's border and other wolves of the pack were trapped as they left the safety of Denali National Park.
Supposedly, there are between 8 and 10 thousand wolves that live in Alaska. I think I have seen maybe 15 total in my time here.
Hoping to add to the total and get some new images this summer.
In recognition of National Wolf Awareness Week 2025. This photogenic guy comfortably residing @ Wildlife Science Center.. Stacy Township, central Minnesota.
Visitors: Feel free to review my photostream & albums for various seasonal pics of wildlife/scenics/florals. As always, comments (or) favs welcomed as you are inclined.
Montana Rail Link's ML train powered by EMD SD70ACe Nos. 4306 and 4407 races eastbound out of Big Timber, Montana, with Crazy Peak and Big Timber Peak in the background on February 9, 2022.
MRL ML (Missoula-Laurel)
Big Timber, Montana