CreatureOfNature

Where the Wild Things Are

Where the Wild Things Are

Made my way down the Oregon coast and into California. Came across this guy grazing in the grass not too far from our trailhead. ...
Read more

Made my way down the Oregon coast and into California. Came across this guy grazing in the grass not too far from our trailhead.
Read less

camera

Canon EOS 5D Mark III

settings

settings

Aperture f/5.6 ISO 1000 Shutter 1/200 Focal Length 300/1

upload_date

upload_date

Jan, 2018

Views

83

Likes

+3

Awards

Celebrity Award

Superb Composition

Magnificent Capture

Peer Award

Top Ranks

Top 30 rank

Top 20 rank week 2

Top 20 rank week 1

Categories

See all

Same photographer See all

On a beautiful hike through Grayson Highlands I was able to bring my 50mm lens and captured this male pony. He let out a great yawn and I just happene

Some people find rain to be a burden, but I find it magical. Rain is a part of the natural world and we should thrive in it rather than seek shelter a

The soft sun setting over the Iceland Fjord making the world seem at peace.

Headshots. With the sun peaking behind and blue eyes, this B&W photo came out perfectly.

On our very last day exploring London I couldnt help but pause and capture this beautiful moment. The way that the London Eye was reflected in the lef

From one of my first studio-shoots with a phenomenal team!

This beauty caught my eye one day and I was luck enough to have my zoom lens on me. What beautiful creatures we have in this world. How peaceful.

This is one of my all-time favorite photos. Winter 2014 I took it upon myself to visit Machu Picchu, but I did not just visit, I hiked there (unsuppor

This picture was taking while hiking the GR-20 in Corsica, a southern island of France. This trail is known to be the most difficult trial in all of E

On our drive down the Oregon Coast, we made a stop to watch the waves crash over these lava rocks only to fade away again. It was mesmerizing. The wat

On a solo hike through Canyonlands I came across this amazing tree that mimiced the pattern of the rock. With the sun peaking through how could I not

My roommate's brother came down to visit North Carolina this spring. On his last day we took him to the Duke Gardens where flowers were in bloom,

Fire, Air, Earth & Water all become one in this photo. Where the molten lava dries, Mother Nature cries.

It brings me great joy and great sadness watching the polar bears play in their plastic framed cages.

This is one of my all-time favorite photographs. No, I did not stage this photo. My first time back in New York City after the attack, I visited the m

On a trip to Iceland we ventured out to find the cave from Game of Thrones.This is actually part of that cave where the famous love scene was filmed.

They don't call these the Blue Ridge Mountains for no reason! I was lucky enough to be able to capture the ridges right before the rain caught up

Discover more photos See all

My lovely Grace in action!!!! by marcobertazzoni

Scales of a green tree python by JohnSmall

Here's my Perian Cat's portrait, Dukie! by murdockfotografo

Followed a small group geese during feeding time. This one looks directly at while I was taking pics of them by jerryalambatin

portrait of a kingfisher by nikon1

Grey Seal youngster by MarieLianne68

Country kitty by Sarawise2194

Sleepy baby by kaleighkamp

A Woman and Her Horse by tylerfitz94

This is a portrait of Stanley, a Bernese Mountain Dog puppy. by lednuke

Puppy Lily by Yonglei

Collie Flower by tanmorris

IMG_8996 by garrychisholm

Sea snake is a sculpture made by the artist Huang Yong Ping. Representing a long sea snake skeleton; Sea Snake is a monumental aluminum sculpture, lon by MarcLamey

my dog by candypawsphotography

Lost monkey by mohithraisrivastav

Photo by colenekeefer

Half-bred gelding Bej running free in the misty morning by edytatrojaskakoch

It’s your time to shine! ☀️

Share photos. Enter contests to win great prizes.
Earn coins, get amazing rewards. Join for free.

Or

Already a member? Log In

By continuing, you agree to our Terms of Service, and acknowledge you've read our Privacy Policy Notice.