Apr 28, 2011 01:32 | #31 bob29 wrote in post #12301797  Nice set, like the wolf shot. I will be returning in June. Get get enough of this place. Thanks! Yellowstone is addictive - no doubt about it. On The Web at: www.PhotographyByHenrik.com
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Apr 28, 2011 01:35 | #32 JaySteel wrote in post #12302787 Lovely series. I particularly like the fox and wolf shots. That fox looks so soft! Best regards, Jason True, beautiful coat on the fox. It looked nice and healthy. The wolf is a year old and she looked a little scruffy. Not sure if she has mange - I sure hope not! On The Web at: www.PhotographyByHenrik.com
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Apr 28, 2011 01:37 | #33 KevinBrown wrote in post #12303147 What lens did you use for these? I'm assuming you weren't as close to the fox or wolf as the picture indicates. Hi Kevin, On The Web at: www.PhotographyByHenrik.com
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Apr 28, 2011 01:41 | #34 myphotographic wrote in post #12305392 Excellent photos. What 'field craft' was required to locate the animals and get in a good position for photographing? Good question. Mostly luck On The Web at: www.PhotographyByHenrik.com
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Apr 28, 2011 01:43 | #35 Thank you! On The Web at: www.PhotographyByHenrik.com
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Apr 28, 2011 01:57 | #36 S.Horton wrote in post #12305627 Excellent. How did you get that close to a wolf? Thanks Sam. I know where one of the packs have a den. The area is rightfully closed so one cannot hike in to the den...not that that would be a smart idea anyway. The shot was taken from the road. I had a good idea of the area where the wolf would patrol for food - so I (and 3 other photog buddies) spent quite a bit of time looking for her from the road. Now we had no idea she'd end up so close. Also, a ranger was present to make sure she did not approach any closer and also to keep any silly humans from approaching her too close - which no one did. And by the way, that ranger was top notch. His respect for these animals was readily apparent. On The Web at: www.PhotographyByHenrik.com
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TAPlank Member 81 posts Likes: 67 Joined Apr 2011 Location: Pennsylvania More info | Apr 29, 2011 12:15 | #37 Great pics!
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HighPlainsPhotographer Goldmember  1,375 posts Likes: 1 Joined Aug 2006 Location: Colorado High Country More info | Apr 29, 2011 17:17 | #38 Great series. I enjoyed your website too. 5D : 40D : 17-40 F/4L : 24-105 F/4L : 50 F/1.2L : 70-200 F/2.8L
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Zerimar Goldmember  3,529 posts Likes: 247 Joined Apr 2008 Location: Los Angeles More info | Apr 30, 2011 10:19 | #39 I really like the shot of the wolf Rick Rose - Add me!
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S.Horton worship my useful and insightful comments  More info | Apr 30, 2011 18:45 | #40 Bigsquashbuggy wrote in post #12307841 Thanks Sam. I know where one of the packs have a den. The area is rightfully closed so one cannot hike in to the den...not that that would be a smart idea anyway. The shot was taken from the road. I had a good idea of the area where the wolf would patrol for food - so I (and 3 other photog buddies) spent quite a bit of time looking for her from the road. Now we had no idea she'd end up so close. Also, a ranger was present to make sure she did not approach any closer and also to keep any silly humans from approaching her too close - which no one did. And by the way, that ranger was top notch. His respect for these animals was readily apparent. Henrik So, now did you know where the den was? When we think about planning a pure photo safari there, we look a a Yellowstone blog for insight. We never met a bad ranger there, but then again we never did meet a ranger who knew where a den was. Sam - TF Says Ishmael
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tekkie Goldmember  2,621 posts Likes: 1 Joined Dec 2006 Location: Clarkston, MI More info | May 01, 2011 08:38 | #41 great shots # 4 /5 are great with excellent exposure, and lucky enough to nail an awesome wolf I am 0 for 3 weeks there so far on getting a good chance Canon 1DMKII, 7D, 5DMKII, 1D MKII
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tekkie Goldmember 2,621 posts Likes: 1 Joined Dec 2006 Location: Clarkston, MI More info | May 01, 2011 08:41 | #42 Bigsquashbuggy wrote in post #12307841 Thanks Sam. I know where one of the packs have a den. The area is rightfully closed so one cannot hike in to the den...not that that would be a smart idea anyway. The shot was taken from the road. I had a good idea of the area where the wolf would patrol for food - so I (and 3 other photog buddies) spent quite a bit of time looking for her from the road. Now we had no idea she'd end up so close. Also, a ranger was present to make sure she did not approach any closer and also to keep any silly humans from approaching her too close - which no one did. And by the way, that ranger was top notch. His respect for these animals was readily apparent. Henrik good to hear, some rangers are excellent, but the younger ones are usually in panic mode ! last year we had some really bad experiences with young rangers and bears.. but they dont have an easy job either with the idiotic people who think they can go pet wild animals Canon 1DMKII, 7D, 5DMKII, 1D MKII
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johnohio Senior Member 879 posts Likes: 73 Joined Aug 2005 More info | May 01, 2011 18:10 | #44 All are great. Really love the first 2
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x3ntaur Member 105 posts Joined Aug 2010 Location: UK More info | May 01, 2011 18:36 | #45 Great shots. Must be a togger's paradise there. Canon rebel xsi (450D), Canon 18-55mm f/3.5-5.6 IS, Canon 50mm f/1.8 II, Canon 28-105mm f/3.5-4.5 USM, Canon 55-250mm f/4-5.6 IS,
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