Here’s another one from Yellowstone. This was the only night (or morning) that we had clouds in the sky and therefore any substantial color. These three pronghorn cooperated by running through the scene. I said this in previous posts about pronghorn, but it bears repeating — they are the fastest land animal over long distances (and only slightly slower than a cheetah in a sprint, at 60 miles per hour versus 61 miles per hour). Nikon D800 with Nikkor 70-200mm lens (at 130mm) ISO 800, f/5.6 at 1/60th of a second
I am rather surprised that, as heretofore, one cannot download pictures from your email posts. A pity, as we used your pictures in drawing classes for kids.
Hi John, that should be fixed now and you can once again download images. When I changed themes, right click protection was built in to prevent copyright theft. I’m fine if people want to download images for personal use.
This image puts the viewer right in that spot, Sean. I can nearly feel the evening’s encroaching chill that must have been in the air. I wasn’t aware that pronghorns are virtually tied with cheetah’s in terms of speed. Will have to pass that on to a friend who just came back with images of cheetah’s from Tanzania.
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Here’s another one from Yellowstone. This was the only night (or morning) that we had clouds in the sky and therefore any substantial color. These three pronghorn cooperated by running through the scene. I said this in previous posts about pronghorn, but it bears repeating — they are the fastest land animal over long distances (and only slightly slower than a cheetah in a sprint, at 60 miles per hour versus 61 miles per hour).
great pic. and pic. of them running thru the woods.
—– In color washed tableau
—– All motion paused to rest
—– Twixt next and before.
I am rather surprised that, as heretofore, one cannot download pictures from your email posts. A pity, as we used your pictures in drawing classes for kids.
Hi John, that should be fixed now and you can once again download images. When I changed themes, right click protection was built in to prevent copyright theft. I’m fine if people want to download images for personal use.
This image puts the viewer right in that spot, Sean. I can nearly feel the evening’s encroaching chill that must have been in the air. I wasn’t aware that pronghorns are virtually tied with cheetah’s in terms of speed. Will have to pass that on to a friend who just came back with images of cheetah’s from Tanzania.