Wow, thanks again for sharing your gorgeous wildlife photography. The kids are the cuties of course, but #12 is the winner for overall atmosphere and majesty
Erictator wrote:
You really have developed a special relationship and knack for these creatures. Well done!
I'd vote for 12 alone, and the whole set makes me want to hit it twice.
Eric
Thank You Eric, I really appreciate the comments and the vote. Mountain Goats are so fun, they always seem happy and always look like they are smiling.
Greg
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johnohio wrote:
Hey Greg. Wonderful set, as always. Agree with the others # 12 stands out.
John
Thanks John ! Greatly appreciate it. Right place right time. Sometimes it's good to be lucky.
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csinseattle wrote:
Greg,
A beautiful dynamic set and very well captured, all are favorites voted
Chris S
Chris Thank You so much. I appreciate you taking the time to comment and thanks for the vote !
Greg, I always look forward to your goat photos. Your images give the feeling we are right there with them. One of these years I will have to make it out there and try to make some of my own. If your goats will let me!
Jim Dockery wrote:
Wow, thanks again for sharing your gorgeous wildlife photography. The kids are the cuties of course, but #12 is the winner for overall atmosphere and majesty
Hi Carol, Thanks for the WOW I really appreciate it. These were all shot at elevations between 11,700' to 14,000' on several different peaks. It's the environment I live in. I have multiple 14,000' peaks by my home.
G.E. Smith wrote:
Hi Carol, Thanks for the WOW I really appreciate it. These were all shot at elevations between 11,700' to 14,000' on several different peaks. It's the environment I live in. I have multiple 14,000' peaks by my home.
Greg
Lucky you! I used to explore some of those ranges a few years back. Beautiful country. Can't wait to see more.
ahamp wrote:
Greg, I always look forward to your goat photos. Your images give the feeling we are right there with them. One of these years I will have to make it out there and try to make some of my own. If your goats will let me!
Thanks You ahamp, I truly appreciate you taking the time to comment it means a lot.
