Wolves photography

Hebrew origin meaning “Wolf that raveneth.” Similar name is Zvi.

There is plenty of wildlife in the state of Michigan including wolves as well as cougars, coyotes, moose, and rabbits. You cannot hunt all of them and there are strict rules restricting the hunting of certain species as their populations are looked after and efforts are made to control them.

We often see photographs of wildlife or of wildlife photography being taken from the cute animals' point of view. But what about wildlife photographers? That is, animals taking pictures of the pictures they're being pictured on?

Artic wolf in snow via k2wolf.

Two wolves, one grey and one brown, are nuzzled together in a snowy setting. The grey wolf's head is resting on the brown wolf's back, their faces close together. The image captures a sense of tenderness and connection between the two animals. The background is blurred, focusing attention on the wolves' faces. The soft, fluffy fur of the wolves contrasts with the icy backdrop. The image portrays a heartwarming moment of companionship and affection between these majestic creatures.

mix of a painting and photomanipulation, thanks to fallen-chabum

AI photo by LOLA PI