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Here is a wolf miniature wolf mask I made from clay, I added magnesium oxide to it and melted glass to give it effect.
took a few snaps of wolfs brilliant new wig made by the wonderful FrostbittenBjd - www.etsy.com/uk/shop/FrostBittenBJD
i was so happy when i managed to get it before some one else :D
it suits wolf so well
Took some shots at the wolf whistle show tonight. Tired different editing and presets on all of these.
Best Kept Secret 2015. 19th -21st June 2015 at Fairgrounds Beekse Bergen, Hilvarenbeek, Holland
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8-21-09
For my 4th mission in 'Social Activism' Month I chose 'Into the Wild' and spent the day volunteering and filming at the Wild Candid Center and gave them $500 on behalf of Ford Fiesta Movement www.wildcanidcenter.org/
So I was sitting in the bathroom with a National Geographic magazine looking at photos literally thinking about some inspiration & analyzing Nat Geo photos in terms of 'Why they're interesting/were picked/judged as good photos." So after looking at compositions, subjects etc... I see this little spider running in the corner of the bathroom... BAM MY OWN NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC PHOTO SHOOT!
Yellowstone National Park re-introduced wolves back into the ecosystem in 1995/1996. YNP is officially restored back all of the animal species that resided here before humans interfered. This has allowed the ecosystem to be brought back into balance - for example, the wolves (along with a few rough winters and drought) have brought the elk population back into check. The elk are no longer eating all of the budding willows, which has increased the beaver population from one "family" of beavers to twelve!