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Kevin Nahler > "Patience" Bald Eagle along Seward HWY.
Kevin Nahler > Fox Kit (June 2008, Colter Bay)
Kevin Nahler > "Team Work" Two of the Druid pack carrying off an Elk leg. (June 2008, Footbridge) This was very close to the end of a three hour wait/photographing session with the Druid Peak Pack Wolves on 29 March 2008. The last 30 or 40 photos that I took, I could not feel the shutter button on my camera anymore. But it was well worth the cold and the pain to be fortunate enough to watch them for so long.
Kevin Nahler > This is not an 'Edited' Version of the photo next to it. I photographed this scene almost daily in March of 2008. This was taken the last day I was in the park. On my way out actually. This tree became known as the "Leaning Tree" to me. I went back in the Spring and this tree had subsequently fallen down due to heavy run off and the deteriation of the bank that was supporting it at the time of these photos. (Mar 2008)
Kevin Nahler > "Feeding Time" Grizzly Sow nursing Cub. (June 2007, Chittenden Road)
Kevin Nahler > Frost covered trees Lamar Valley. (March 2008, Lamar Valley) Another simple attempt at shooting landscapes. Sometimes, the sheer beauty of the scene, can make it almost impossible to miss.
Kevin Nahler > Not threatened by me at all. Black Bear. (April 2008, near Cooper Landing)
Kevin Nahler > "Watching the Wildlife" Grizzly sow and cub watching as a Coyote wanders by. (June 2008, Dunraven Pass)
Kevin Nahler > "Nose to Tail" 15 Druid Pack, Wolves. This photo, or one similar to it, was the reason that I wanted to go to Yellowstone in March. I was fortunate enough to capture two different photos with 15 of the 16 Druid Peak pack wolves. (March 2008, Crystal Bench)
This is not an 'Edited' Version of the photo next to it. I photographed this scene almost daily in March of 2008. This was taken the last day I was in the park. On my way out actually. This tree became known as the "Leaning Tree" to me. I went back in the Spring and this tree had subsequently fallen down due to heavy run off and the deteriation of the bank that was supporting it at the time of these photos. (Mar 2008)
Kevin Nahler > This is not an 'Edited' Version of the photo next to it. I photographed this scene almost daily in March of 2008. This was taken the last day I was in the park. On my way out actually. This tree became known as the "Leaning Tree" to me. I went back in the Spring and this tree had subsequently fallen down due to heavy run off and the deteriation of the bank that was supporting it at the time of these photos. (Mar 2008)
This is not an 'Edited' Version of the photo next to it. I photographed this scene almost daily in March of 2008. This was taken the last day I was in the park. On my way out actually. This tree became known as the "Leaning Tree" to me. I went back in the Spring and this tree had subsequently fallen down due to heavy run off and the deteriation of the bank that was supporting it at the time of these photos. (Mar 2008)
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