This is the look of a bear that really doesn't want to be messed with.
Went down to Kincaid beach to view the hempback whale that washed up on the shore this week. The smell was unbelievable!
Dall sheep spotted along the Seward highway at Windy corner, Alaska.
I just learned that a group of seagulls is actually called a "colony" and not a "flock". Crazy.
A young bald eagle being harrassed by seagulls in Seward, Alaska.
Moose down the road from my house.
This young sheep was watching over a pretty large group of female sheep. He took a moment out of his busy day to strike a pose for the swarm of photographers below
This was taken at the Waikiki Aquarium in Hawaii. The jellyfish are being lit by a black light from below.
A male king eider staring at his reflection.
Monochromatic image of sea anemone at the Seward Sealife center
Moose down the road from my house.
Brown bear at The Alaska Wildlife Conservation Center
Thought this was a funny. As I was taking this photo the swans appeared to duck their heads as the female mallard splashed past.
Puffin posing for me at the Seward Sealif center in Seward, Alaska
The look on this little girls face when she saw the sea lion for the first time was priceless.
One of the many puffins at the Seward Sea life center spreading his wings
A couple of jellyfish in a synchronized dance at the Seward Sealife center.
While hiking around Archangel valley I came across what I believed to be a lone female Harlequin duck. It was hard to get a good shot of her because she was constantly diving.
The symbiotic relationship between the swans and the mallards. The swans will stir up the mud to eat the mallards will wait and get the leftovers that the seans do not eat.
Captured this duck as it was coming back up from a dive. I ws able to capture the image of the ducks head encapsulated in a sheet of water
The current in the aquarium flipped the jellyfish in every direction.
A swan couple swimming in the magenta glow of the sunset on Potter Marsh. No color was added. I just lowered the exposure down 1/4 of a stop along with basic adjustments.
Dall sheep spotted along the Seward highway at Windy corner, Alaska.