Sea otters are most commonly spotted while in the water, but occasionally I have been able to photograph them while on land. This one was resting at the shoreline early in the morning and I was able to get a few close up portraits, highlighting the thick fur coat. Nikon D300 with Nikkor 200-400mm lens (at 340mm) ISO 400, f/4 at 1/800th of a second
What a wonderful world! I just love how your photographs capture beauty, whether it is in the light, the colors, or just an expression on a little face that makes me feel so connected!
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Sea otters are most commonly spotted while in the water, but occasionally I have been able to photograph them while on land. This one was resting at the shoreline early in the morning and I was able to get a few close up portraits, highlighting the thick fur coat.
V. sweet!!!
great pic. this one looks quite great . , ) I would like see this pic. in black and white if you have time to print it. ? ) thanks me.
This is wonderful. I’ve enjoyed watching them in the water. Where did you find him/her?
So cute!
Oh, this is so precious!
Great fur detail!
This is such a beautiful shot
What a wonderful world! I just love how your photographs capture beauty, whether it is in the light, the colors, or just an expression on a little face that makes me feel so connected!
He seems to be getting ready for a hunt!
—– Not now for the sea
—– As time and tide have surely
—– Stripped his buoyancy..