This week the Wildlife Gallery offers a stunning variety of truly excellent postings. I invite all to take another look. It is hard to limit the highlights to just a few, but here are six that are a pleasure to view and to study! Ken Archer shares a wonderful minimalist composition of a subject on snow, in “Red Fox in Yellowstone.”
Pretty light above water conceals the volume of menace beneath in Wayne Willison’s “Handsome Defined.” Greg Schneider lands a National Geographic cover with “Red Fox Portrait!” Petr Slavik shows us a beautifully languid subject in “Leopard from Lake Nakuru.”
Wildlife in a driving rain makes for a compelling scene in Kiran Khanzode’s “Rain.”
If you have checked the links, you will see that any of the above could have been this week’s pick!
The Wildlife Pick of the Week showcases the beauty and mystery of light in Jules Cox’s “Smokin’.”
Discussion
1 repliesKen Archer shares a wonderful minimalist composition of a subject on snow, in “Red Fox in Yellowstone.”
Pretty light above water conceals the volume of menace beneath in Wayne Willison’s “Handsome Defined.”
Greg Schneider lands a National Geographic cover with “Red Fox Portrait!”
Petr Slavik shows us a beautifully languid subject in “Leopard from Lake Nakuru.”
Wildlife in a driving rain makes for a compelling scene in Kiran Khanzode’s “Rain.”
If you have checked the links, you will see that any of the above could have been this week’s pick!
The Wildlife Pick of the Week showcases the beauty and mystery of light in Jules Cox’s “Smokin’.”