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There is no room for lack of sharpness – that would not do this alpha animal justice. The other aspect to me is that the wolf is such a smart and focused animal and therefore I wanted to be sure that he was portrayed with crystal clear focus too.

Firstly, the limited depth of field brings every human eye to the wolves eyes – this was mathematically necessary as the low early morning light required opening up the lens aperture, but it was also the way to play the idea. There are two aspects of my picture that make it quite special. Wolves spawn naturally above grass blocks, dirt, coarse dirt. There is no mileage on borrowing ideas, but I recognised the power of simplicity. A wolf is a neutral mob that can be tamed and used to assist in combat with most hostile mobs. I can’t compete with the Brandenburg shot and nor when I went to Montana, did I want to even try. Wolves may indeed have menace, but they are also unquestionably beautiful. It nails the character of the animal and the behavior that defines it. I tend to home in on the simplicity of the image as well as its menace and the rule breaking incompleteness. I often ask myself to articulate what was so special about his photograph. Wolffish saying hello off St Abbs Scotland.

A vibrant juvenile Wolf Eel photographed in the cold Pacific waters of southern British Columbia. Close up of a Wolffish, St Abbs, Scotland. Find images of Wolf Howling Royalty-free No attribution required High quality images. Browse amazing images uploaded by the Pixabay community.

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All those that ply Jim’s trade have much to thank him for – after all that single image – which can never be repeated – elevated the business of taking top tier wildlife imagery to an art form that was collectable. Browse 40+ wolf eel stock photos and images available, or search for wolf fish or orca to find more great stock photos and pictures. Free wolf howling images to use in your next project. Jim Brandenburg’s iconic shot of half a wolf’s head peering out from behind a tree, arguably marked the moment that wildlife photography became art.

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