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Wolf pack and prey

Wolf pack and prey

camera

Canon EOS-1D X Mark II

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Aperture f/8 ISO 3200 Shutter 1/1600 Focal Length 500/1

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Jan, 2018

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Awards

Canon 5D MK III

Contest Finalist in Celebrating Nature Photo Contest Vol 4

Peer Award

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Absolute Masterpiece

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Magnificent Capture

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Top Choice

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Superb Composition

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Outstanding Creativity

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Nice shot! Love the point of view!

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Truly amazing, outstanding shot!

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The real deal in every way! Composition, emotion, storytelling... well done.

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This shot is excellent !

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They should have an award being brave enough to get in range lol

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Gratuluju moc :-)

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Excellent, yet cruel. Well done!

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Beautiful shot~ Congratulations on winning the contest of, Celebrating Nature

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Incredible capture

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Behind The Lens

Location

This photo was taken in the Czech Republic late in the afternoon of one winter day when we had a chance to work with one wolf pack of 6 wolfs in human care

Time

The photo was taken late in the afternoon

Lighting

It was very good light supported by the shine from the snow.

Equipment

No tripod, Canon camera, no flash

Inspiration

Wolfs are amazing creatures and since it is very difficult to see them in the wild, we used the opportunity to work for one day with this wolf pack

Editing

Not much of post process - white balance correction, highlights and shadows

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camera, lenses, filters etc

Feedback

When taking pictures on the snow make sure you count with the additional light from the snow.

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