This image is from a series of bobcat photos I took a few years back in Irvine, California. I was able to get down on the ground, enabling me to blur out the background and isolate the bobcat against the colorful, early morning foliage. Nikon D300 with Nikkor 200-400mm lens (at 400mm) ISO 1600, f/4 at 1/640th of a second
—– Without question
—– Alluring to a
—– Jane cat
—– Though war paint
—– And ready muscularity
—– Have him long disqualified
—– From cute kitty videos
—– He’s all about business.
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This image is from a series of bobcat photos I took a few years back in Irvine, California. I was able to get down on the ground, enabling me to blur out the background and isolate the bobcat against the colorful, early morning foliage.
W O W !!!
Wow! Loving this big guy. Great shot, Sean!
Thanks Missy.
San Joaquin marsh area?
Exactly Rick. San Joaquin Wildlife Sanctuary. I’ve been there many times but this was the only time I got lucky with a bobcat.
Wow. Looks like a domestic house cat.
Not much bigger Mom. You probably have a few lurking around in your area.
I love the blurred background.
—– Without question
—– Alluring to a
—– Jane cat
—– Though war paint
—– And ready muscularity
—– Have him long disqualified
—– From cute kitty videos
—– He’s all about business.
Wowzer!
Yo, Bob! What’s shakin’?
wow great pic. today. ) I like this pic. )