It took a little bit of sense, and a number of nights with no success before I was finally able to capture a gray fox on this cool rock. @desertphotoretreat
Used camtraption trigger for the fox and flashes. I used four flashes here. One on each side of the camera, one to back light to fox (didn’t really do anything), and one of the background trees. This was an 8 second exposure for the sky.
A Northern Cardinal captured on a rainy Sunday afternoon at the Reflection Table Blind, Desert Photo Retreat, near Tucson, Arizona.
I have to post a bear photo for World Bear Day! Here are a couple of first summer cubs playing last June at Lake Clark National Park, Alaska.
This is looking out the window of my office and captured with a cell phone! This was one of two. I’m home for a short visit taking care of some business and doing a lot of skate skiing!
A brown bear shaking the rain off. Last summer in Lake Clark National Park, Alaska.
A brown bear sow nursing two first summer cubs, last June in Lake Clark National Park, Alaska.
A brown bear sow ( Crimp ) with two first summer cubs last June at Lake Clark National Park, Alaska.
A large brown bear walking up the beach last summer. Funny to think a big animal like this is tucked away in a den somewhere in the mountains. Lake Clark National Park, Alaska.
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