Hi everyone! I'm so sorry I haven't been posting lately! My dad got crazy busy with his job and had to use our photography computer for a ton of design work. Right after that, we headed out to the Yukon and Alaska!!
The trip was amazing!! We actually spotted this little guy and his siblings on just the second full day of our trip just as they were ducking into the forest outside of Haines, Alaska. We waited for a while then spotted them down near the ocean scrounging for food. We're pretty sure they are orphans. I got to photograph them for two days in a row, and I gotta say I've bonded to the little furry bundles of cuteness

. I really want to go back there just to find them again! I hope you enjoy seeing these images as much as I enjoyed taking them!
This one is Skagway. He has two siblings, who I've named Klondike and Haines. Skagway is the smallest, Klondike is the biggest, and Haines is right in between. It was actually Klondike who dragged this fish up the bank, but soon left it and Skagway came in.
I absolutely love this little guy! I'm sure you'll be seeing more of him and his siblings in the coming days...
My favourite parts of this image is the fish at his paws and the raindrops falling all around him...and of course the cute expression on his face!
Thanks so much for looking!
Nikon D7000
Nikkor 200-400mm lens f/4 ED VR
ISO 1000
1/200sec @ f/6.3
exposure comp set to -0.7
resting on vehicle window
Comments
15 commentsKen Archer
Now that I have given my "fatherly" lecture, this is an excellent picture! Good focus and detail, and an excellent story to go with!
Very Cute little guy. I agree with others about this Image being well Done.
Sharp focus where it matters, Well Exposed on his face & body. Good Capture interacting with the fish.
My Monitor here at work is Not calibrated, but feel the right side of your image is Very bright with those rocks being so bright causing my eye to be drawn into that area of Overbright background. Really like the Natural Catchlight & expression.
Looking forward to more of your Images.
Thanks for sharing
Bill
Niiiice one
Jamie
Who could not love this image, cute and curious!
Must say the salmon looks past its sell by date
Really nie detail, pose, and comp.
Sandy