Dall Sheep in Polychrome Pass, Denali National Park, Alaska.
Over the almost two weeks in Denali this fall I sure spent a lot with the sheep and caribou – hard not to spend time with such magnificent animals in beautiful scenery!
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Look at all the colors………beautiful
This one looks more like a painting, than a photo, really! The mountains in the background look so rounded and edge free, with soft colors, while the one in the foreground looks more “real”.
An interesting division!
This one is not over saturated!
We’ve had deers in our yard, the last couple of days, and that kind of wild life (in the city), made me think of your photos of all sorts of animals.
I’ll put them up on my blog, shortly!
My first thought too, Renate. I’ve been visiting web sites of some of my favorite artists and it does look more like a painting. Beautiful!
Superb, Ron!
Wonderful image even without the Sheep; great image it!
I have always loved “small in the landscape” wildlife work. This is really super Ron, and just works so well because of the color of the sheep.
Hey Ron,
The “small in the landscape” wildlife images (as Mark called it) can be so nice to view; especially printed large. A great big jpeg of this on your site would be killer.
Cheers
Carl
Thanks everyone!
This one leaves me speechless — an incredible scene on its own, and I love how the sheep is part of it!
Thanks Pat!