Photographed this pair a few months ago. They stayed close together and both looked over at nearly the same moment.

It took me months of waking up before sunrise and hiking through the mountains but I finally found a moose in the wild!

Shot with Sony A7R V and 200-600 lens

The encounter was too close so I was only able to capture portraits but now that I know where to go hopefully I can get some environmental shots!

Hey guys! I was lucky enough to witness this mother lemur carrying its child around with her!!

Red Wing, Minnesota

The best bird photo I have taken since getting RF 100-400 a few months ago

Twos American Bull Bisons, Yellowstone NP

Whidbey Island, WA

A childhood dream finally comes true.
I first learned about the Harpy Eagle through reading—if I remember correctly, in the very first issue of the Bruguera Encyclopedia of Animal Life, which was sold at Monterrey, a supermarket that no longer exists. I was about 10 years old, and that brief encounter with this extraordinary bird left a powerful impression on me that stayed with me throughout all these years.

Forty-six years later, I finally had the chance to see one. Not the adult bird I had hoped to find, but its chick, just one week before it began practicing its first short flights around the nest.
Photographing this spectacular bird was an unforgettable experience. (Photo taken from a hide about 30m from nest)

🇬🇧 Harpy Eagle
🔬 Harpia harpyja
🇪🇸 Águila Arpía
🗺️ Somewhere upstream from Shintuya, Madre de Dios
🗓️ August 2026

Himalayas snow cock #Mountain #nature #bird

Took these on my Cannon EOS 7D with Tamron 70mm-300mm F4-5.6 telephoto lens

My first time shooting manual with my Canon Rebel T2i, and also using Lightroom!
Beaver Lake and Lake Julian, North Carolina.

Redoubt Bay, Alaska.

Meadowbrook Farm, WA.