louie champan wrote:
Amazing work with each of these images Eric, you've set the bar pretty high with this set.
Thank you Louie.....I've spent more time post processing than shooting for much too long now.
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bobbytan wrote:
Superb work, Eric! They are all great but #1, 4 and 12 are my favorites.
Thanks for the pix picks Bobby.....much appreciated!
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morris wrote:
I just died of an overdose of cute!
Great work Eric. Soon we can shoot again.
Morris
Thanks, no antidote for cute Morris....and yes, hope to get out and about now!
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Fred Amico wrote:
An absolute joy to view, Eric. Bravo!
Thanks so much for your kind words Fred....now it's time to get out and find some new material.
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birdied wrote:
Oh what a treasure trove of files you must have !!! Amazing set and truly enjoyable.
Birdie
Thanks so much Birdie....having lots of yet to be processed files came in very handy as I didn't venture out at all for the past year. Hope all is well with you and thoroughly enjoying and envious of your ability to create masterpieces right from your backyard.
Great collection of wildlife photos, pre-pandemic! The foxes and polar bears are adorable, and the jaguars look like the impressive predators that they are. I managed to get a 2020 polar bear trip to Manitoba in and got home 3 days before quarantines started here in the Bay Area. Can't wait to get out photographing wildlife again, hopefully before the end of 2021.
gcooke0522 wrote:
Stunning images! Loved them all. Well done.
Gordon
Thanks so much for your kind words Gordon
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sum1sgrampa wrote:
Pure joy to view. Excellent !!
Thanks so much...can't wait to get out and about, it's been much too long
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kdacharya wrote:
quintessential Eric shots. love the cats for sure. YGMV
Thanks for the kind words and support KD
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Lil Judd wrote:
Eric, what adventures you've had and experienced so wonderfully. Then shared with us.
Love the amazing photos
Lil
Thanks Lil....I've been very fortunate to be able to capture some of the subjects I could have only dreamed about not all that long ago.
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Bobg657 wrote:
Here we go again, more wonderful shots by Eric! This too shall pass, the vaccine will set you (mostly) free!
Bob
Haha....thanks Bob...I am now mostly free but I still have the Covid isolation mentality and that will take a bit longer to overcome.
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James Markus wrote:
Wonderful images. Some look quite scary considering the subject matter. Be safe!
Thanks James, and fortunately non of the encounters were in the least bit dangerous....fox kits are curious but still quite shy, polar bears were at 75 meters and mom's with cubs will stay back unless provoked and the pumas couldn't outrace even our little boat if it decided we looked tasty
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mspencer1 wrote:
Spectacular set! Truly amazing photos!
Thanks so much
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sathsy2017 wrote:
The first two images are just beautiful and cute. The set is excellent. May I ask you where was the wild life photos taken?
Thanks so much, foxes in the Pacific NW, the polar bears in Churchill, Manitoba and the jaguars in the Pantanal of Brasil. Many thanks!
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Glad your vault is deep, Eric. I get to go places that I probably won't see in person. Although, the fox are in my "back yard." I don't know how close you are to the jags, but it seems they go about there business in your presence. Beauties.
Rex
Thanks for regaling us a menagerie from around the world. A welcome treat for eyes and minds that want to be elsewhere. These are marvelous Eric, all are well executed, they made me
dallvr wrote:
Great collection of wildlife photos, pre-pandemic! The foxes and polar bears are adorable, and the jaguars look like the impressive predators that they are. I managed to get a 2020 polar bear trip to Manitoba in and got home 3 days before quarantines started here in the Bay Area. Can't wait to get out photographing wildlife again, hopefully before the end of 2021.
Thanks so much and I have seen some of your polar bear pix which are outstanding. You had a great sighting in really awesome light.
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Ronny Olsson wrote:
Stunning images ! Topnotch
Ronny
Thanks so much Ronny!
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surgemaster wrote:
Glad your vault is deep, Eric. I get to go places that I probably won't see in person. Although, the fox are in my "back yard." I don't know how close you are to the jags, but it seems they go about there business in your presence. Beauties.
Rex
Thanks Rex.....the jags can be anywhere from 20 feet to 50 yards from the boats. There is a lot of boat traffic and having intimate sightings isn't all that common. We were fortunate to have a few and one when we were the only boat. The jags have gotten used to the river traffic and are totally nonplussed by any of the water craft. It had been about 5 years since my previous trip and the number of boats increased 5x and with much big boats with much more powerful outboards.
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Tim Kuhn wrote:
Thanks for regaling us a menagerie from around the world. A welcome treat for eyes and minds that want to be elsewhere. These are marvelous Eric, all are well executed, they made me
Tim
Thanks my friend and happy they made you smile....can't wait to get out again.
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eyelaser wrote:
Thanks so much Steve
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Thanks Joshua, yes the little ones are adorable....the jaguar, not so much ....thanks for the support!
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Thanks for the pix picks Derek!
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Thank you Frank....the jags were from the Pantanal in Brasil. Afraid, that's not on my radar with what is going on in Brasil right now.
....thanks for the support!