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I decided to have a drive round Belfast looking for shoot locations. The cranes in the background are one of Belfasts most prominent landmarks so when I found this place I decided to fire off a couple of test shots.
Midday sun is not the best time to take shots of cars so this shot is HDR just to make it a bit more interesting.
Will be back to this place for sure.
just look at the inteligence in those eyes. It really was an unnervingexperience, as we were walking away the whole pack started to howl, all the hairs stood up on the back of my neck, it was the mosy haunting yet beautiful sound
Ok this was just mean. This poor wolf was pacing up and down the fence and licking his lips. Well who is in the field next to his?? SHEEP!
That's just wrong!
Another shot of this wolf spider with her babies on her back. After I took several photographs of it in the jar, we walked down the street and released it. I took a few more shots of it on the ground, but there was a lot of debris and grass that made it hard to see this fantastic spider. The other day I worked on eliminating the distracting background and here's the result. This was taken at night with an on-camera flash.
Now I need to learn how to add a nice shadow to make it more realistic.
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Mexican Wolf ... Female
Collection: Wolves of Grouse Mountain.
Set: Full Body and Telephoto Shots.
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Portraits with a farther shot or the whole subject in frame.
Collection: Wolves of Grouse Mountain.
Set: Full Body and Telephoto Shots.
INFO:
Portraits with a farther shot or the whole subject in frame.
At Langedrag Nature Park, you can go in with "unsocialized" wolves. In a sense, they are untrained, though they are somewhat accustomed to humans entering their presence every so often and will come up to explore.
Obviously you cannot pet them, but it was really neat to have them within 2-3 feet of you as they investigated the new addition to their pen.
I took this at the Haliburton Wolf Centre, a large enclosure that has a observatory overlooking the wolves feeding area.