Kodak Moment
Wakanda
Posted by B. Thomas (Arlington, Texas, United States) on 15 April 2009 in Animal & Insect and Portfolio.
"We listened for a voice crying in the wilderness. And we heard the jubilation of wolves!”
~ Durwood L. Allen
Marie LC from Voiron, France
Thanks to your message Barbara. Love cats and love dogs too. This one is splendid !
15 Apr 2009 6:12am
@Marie LC: Glad you like him.
@Drey: Glad you like him.
Kathe from Marquette, Michigan, United States
I love the composition on this one. :^)
15 Apr 2009 11:21am
@Kathe: Thank you. It was just dumb luck. ;-)
Gimena Escobar Lastra from Buenos Aires, Argentina
Your serie is very beautiful...thank you so much for share it with us!
I don´t have wolfs in my country... they are amazing
Thank you for capture the greatness of these animals
See ya :D
15 Apr 2009 1:23pm
@Gimena Escobar Lastra: Thank you. I still have a few more to post.
@Veronelle: Thanks.
Don from spokane, United States
This is a beautiful, wild animal. I admire how wolves can survive so well. This is a fine image of this one.
15 Apr 2009 3:11pm
@Don: Oops, you can tell I'm new to this blog. I just posted your reply below instead of here. Sorry.
B. Thomas from Arlington, Texas, United States
Thank you. The wolves were almost wiped out it this country and there is such a storm of controversary about them, but they are such beautiful animals.
15 Apr 2009 3:22pm
Full Sprint from waterloo, Canada
SUPER ! Light is really gorgeous on that pretty wolf !!!
15 Apr 2009 3:44pm
@Full Sprint: Thanks. I wasn't thrilled with the tree shadow in the middle, but I couldn't just ask him to move over a little. ;-)
Scott Schilling from San Martin, United States
These are beautiful and amazing animals - wonderful photos and thanks for your comment! Keep up the great work!
15 Apr 2009 3:59pm
@Scott Schilling: Thanks.
@Anouk: Yes, they are. Glad you like them.
dogilicious from Millerstown, PA, United States
Very beautiful collection of shots. They are very inspirational animals. A principal I used to work for would draw comparisons between adolescent group behavior and wolf pack behavior. Very interesting.
15 Apr 2009 4:37pm
@dogilicious: That's cool. The wolf are very social animals. They even mate for life!
Josie from Arlington, TX, United States
Barbara, I love all your photos of these wonderful wolves.
15 Apr 2009 5:06pm
@Josie: Hey, Josie, glad you like them. ;-)
willow from Chelsea, United States
Another beauty. It's the eyes that make this one special.
15 Apr 2009 6:20pm
@willow: Thanks.
@wickedful: Thanks for looking and your comment.
@isidro: Thank you.
@roland.theys: Thank you.
Photosanity from Folsom, United States
You have captured the power and majesty well in this photo - the eyes are fixated on something - glad its not me :-). Not sure if you are aware but there is a movement in the US to take the wolves off the endangered list. This means that wolves that travel out of Yellowstone could be shot by local ranchers. Sorry to make a sort of political statement but if you are against that and want to try to help - go to http://www.nrdconline.org/campaign/biogems_wolves_bighowl and send out a letter to share your voice in the effort to leave them on the endangered list.
15 Apr 2009 9:57pm
@Photosanity: YES, you are so right! Thank you for the web site!! I was not sure about saying that myself. I could add a lot more about how wolves are hunted and killed in Alaska, etc. but don't get me started. ;-) Thanks for caring about them.
@Bethany: Thanks.
@mangAnto: Hey, thanks. Just keep the cats away. ;-)
