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Awaken the Wolvesby ~rad-ix

Photography / Animals, Plants & Nature / Waterscapes

This is at the edge of a wetland biotope in the nature reserve near where I live. It's the part accessible to humans, and acts as a safe haven for the local wildlife to encourage them to multiply and eventually take over the area by outnumbering the humans. The ducks are already well on the way to achieving that. They were milling round my feet by the dozens, though none of them made it into the picture because they are very camera shy (or cleverly playing games with me).

Perhaps one day when the environment is fully restored, the wolves will awaken.

Location:
Noswendeler See, Germany

Tech Details:
Canon EOS 40D + Sigma 10-20 @ 10mm
Manfrotto 190CLB Tripod + Linhof Ballhead
ISO 200: 1/60sec @ f16
Heliopan circular polarizer
evening light

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~wolfjwle Jul 11, 2011

amen I agree oneday my man will live in peace with natur.
Some say that mybe just a dreem but I still have faith.
I will not give up hope. Some day the land will be green and the animales will be free again.

~atramentMJ Jan 27, 2011 Hobbyist Traditional Artist

great colours <melts>

~Cheshire-Kitty65 Nov 27, 2010

you take such amazing pictures, at first i didn't even beleive they were photographs, and you had some wicked drawing talent.
But I was wrong

These pictures are absolutly stunning! Fantastic job!

~folders Oct 20, 2009

ahhh. lovely!

*centrifuge Oct 18, 2009

I love the vibrant colors in this shot, and the crispness of the water. the clearness of of the sky, and the ability to see the details in the clouds way off in the distance is amazing.

Did you use a flash to illuminate the foreground without blowing your highlights, or was that the effect of the filter? I unfortunately do not have much direct experience with polarizing filters only academic