And wolves do like eating deer

[kufel]

(This is taken from behind the glass in Wolves Center)

Warning: very graphic, might consider not showing it to your kids...)

http://211-182-43-199.etnet.ca/EE_RC4/list.php?exhibition=19&pass=public&lang=eng

[Rob612]

Impressive. I like them.

[sixshot]

Wow. I like these.

[Meerkat17]

Great work Tomasz,
#78 & #79 are the one's which I like but enjoyed looking at the rest too, some great action there.

Cheers
David

[Matatazela]

Powerful images.

[jtalaiver]

Beautiful... truly capturing the wolves... I especially like the ones where the wolves have broken the bones and are carrying them off

[rwenglish1]

I was just wondering if this deer still has the snare cable attached to it.
http://211-182-43-199.etnet.ca/EE_RC4/photo.php?photo=1292&exhibition=19&u=680|19|...

[kufel]

As I mentioned in the first post - this is a Wolf Centre, they are in captivity, although they don't see the spectatoirs. The deer is actually a road kill. The cable on its neck is to prevent wolves form dragging it out to the woods (the area is 1500 acres or something like that) so the visitors can test their stomnachs while the dinner is disapearring (i takes 8 wolves under 1 hr to clean up everything except a few bones from 220 lb. animal)

[rlcanon]

Kufel, Great pics! I'm pretty new to this but the description of your lens confuses me:

LENS: document.write ("Canon EF 24-85 f/3.5-4.5 USM ("]Canon EF 24-85 f/3.5-4.5 USM[/url]"); [url="javascript:popUpLens()) Canon EF 24-85 f/3.5-4.5 USM (lens.php?lens=20&exhibition=19)@ 400mm (520mm in 35mm film SLR)

Could you clarify for a noob where the 400mm and 520mm come in on the 24-85mm zoom? Thanks!

[kufel]

The gallery (Pekka's, btw, the operator of this forum) does not put EXIFF data directly into the database but tries to guess it against what gear you put into it. Sometimes it does sometimes not... The lens used was 70-200 f/2.8 IS with 2x extender, hence 400mm.... 520mm because of the 1.3 cropping factor on 1DMkII

[Albert Williams]

Really neat! Thanks for posting them.

Al Williams

[Michaelmjc]

wow, those are very strong pictures. It's sad to see but its nature.