Our story comes from Lassi Rautiainen, a wildlife photographer with a passion for documenting and conserving Finland’s large carnivores. Lassi brings people close to the wildlife he so admires and his efforts have positioned him as a key figure and pioneer in the field of Finnish photo tourism. He first developed a love of photographing bears in April 1978 when, perched in a tree, he hoped to capture photos of a bear who had killed an elk near where he sat. Bears captivated him, he says: so much so that they “took over my whole life.” He soon expanded to wolverines and eventually to wolves, writing books about all three, making observations and lecturing on these carnivores he so respected at international events and arranging photo safaris for nature-lovers.
See the Nikon Europe blog for the whole story and some awesome pictures.
http://blog.iamnikon.com/en_GB/wildlife/wolf-bear-nature-wildlife-photography-romeo-and-juliet/
Thanks for the link. Wonderful story and photographs.
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DJ, the link takes you to your own site……(But I copy paste and got to where you wanted me to go in the end).
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G.day,
that is odd, I just hit the reblog button over on the Nikon Euro site and it only sent an address, I was at least hoping for a few intro words. Will fix.
Thanks for that. Really enjoyed the postive mood of those shots.
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HI Eleanor, I really enjoyed the spirit of the adventure, and the lovely moody light that helped to add its own impact to the story.
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