Wolf Eyes
Uploaded: February 07, 2002
Taken at a wolf sanctuary in Southern California. Taken with a Nikon N90s with a Tamron 28-200mm lens. 1/250 at f 11
Trine Sirnes March 05, 2002
I absolutely love the expression of this wolf. It reminds me of a cartoon, not sure what it is called in english, but it's about a wolf and a group of roadrunners. It looks like he's saying" Uth-oh, they fooled me again". Prizeless! Congratulations on a deserved win! ;-)Trine #4046Guy D. Biechele March 07, 2002
What a striking image! The lens flare gives it even more punch. Great job. Congratulations. +Guy #5918Jim Miotke My Courses March 07, 2002
Yes - this one makes me laugh even now. I don't think you are referring to Wiley E. Coyote, Trine, but regardless, there is a lot of humor in this shot.Kevin, excellent job using the wide-angle and getting down low. You must have been flat on your back. I agree with Guy about the lens flare - sometimes things that some would call technical imperfections actually add to the overall effectiveness of an image.
Thanks for sharing and making me laugh. Congrats on the win. #5923
Kevin Boutwell March 07, 2002
Thank you all for commenting. I was SOOOOO amazed when I got this slide back. (Velvia) I just had to submit it as soon as I got it scanned. I wasn't sure about the lens flare at first, but as Jim statedj something that would normally make a bad image really made this a really good image. Jim you were right on with the wild-angle and low down.(but that is expected from you...lol) Although I wasnt flat on my back because I had new clothes on.. lol.
Thank You all #5928
Shirley D. Cross-Taylor March 10, 2002
Congratulations, Kevin! Somehow, the flare makes this almost "otherworldly". I also agree that it is funny. #6007Kevin Boutwell March 28, 2002
Thank you Shirley! The flare adds so much to this picture. It makes you think about the picture. It is "otherworldly" as you stated. Thanks for the comment. #6348Cheryl Meisel April 04, 2002
Wow great shot! Congrats! Cherylm #6537Kevin Boutwell April 09, 2002
Thanks Cheryl! #6736Danna Lynn Cruzan February 26, 2005
Kevin,I work at Wolf Mountain Sanctuary where these pics were taken. Please list Wolf Mountain Sanctuary in your comments under the pic. Please know that these shots should not be sold and if they are WMS needs to receive some compensation. We are a non-profit organization that receives no funding. We see our wolves on items everyday and we receive no compensation for them. Photographers are supposed to sign a release when they visit. Great shots by the way.
Thanks,
Danna #1135942
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