Wildlife Photography

[graynomad]

you land after breakfast

Sounds like a typical "non-photographers" tour, maybe there are others that are geared towards people who would rather be out with a camera and a muesli bar instead of having breakfast. Say with Joseph van Os or someone. Not that it matters, I can't afford any tour run by a famous photographer

Fowldarr, I wondered why the first shot was here for a few seconds, then I saw the bear

 

[fowldarr]

My 13 year old son got that shot in Yellowstone.

 

[mervifwdc]

Graynomad - that is the thing. The speciality photography tours are VERY expensive, and therefore not for me.

 

[WininUtah]

We always enjoy seeing the Yellow Bellied Marmots, some cooperate, most don't.

 

[graynomad]

What cute little critters. Hard to get close to I guess?

 

[Wandering Sagebrush]

Bighorn Sheep (Ovis canadensis)

Love was in the air...

 

[graynomad]

Great shot, I think that big fella is loitering with intent.

 

[the kid]

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[Darlip]

Great thread, I'm quite new on the forum and just found the photosection

Here a few wildlife shots from some of my travels, mostly from Africa:

 

[graynomad]

Good photos, the top lion portrait is probably my favourite (was that in Africa, the foliage doesn't seem right for the savannah) but the mono treatment of the ele is good to.

 

[vhram]

Incredible pictures!

 

[Darlip]

Cheers guys, the lion pics are taken in the Zambian bush and the elephant in Chobe NP Botswana.

 

[Darlip]

Some more from Africa:

 

[arlon]

I just know I can make it.

 

[fo' runnin']