ELK! by diomedes66
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
Haven't had much time to explore all my imaging tools, too many commitments that I must honour, so, here is one of my old shots - really old :-). For those of you who are in the know - this was taken with a Nikon F and 135mm f3.5 Nikon lense :-)
I used to do a lot of this type of illustration for magazines (Gerhard, you are amazing with your insight). So, I dedicate this image, made so long ago to Gerhard who has seen my roots :-)
Thank you all for being so kind and for using so much of your valuable time to view and comment on my artistic spasms. I value all highly. Thank you!

Comments (39)
Yep love it, wonderful shot perfect in B&W
Excellent fantastic photo!!!! I live in an area that is supposed to have elk this looks much better than the pictures on the signs which is all I ever see of them!!! LOL! Cant belive you got that close!
Really outstanding... love it !
Lucious tones and lighting!!!
wow, awesome shot,Paul. the light and scene is fantastic, especially in b/w. so characterful.hope to see more of your photography work. thank you also for the dedi. a big * HUGZ * to YOU! * VOTE * #:O)
Wonderful graphic quality in this shot, your lightin is superb, a most impressive image, unique. Eccellent Vote Lina
Wonderful light in this shot :)) and great POV :) Excellent work !!!
what a wonderful majestic animal..you have captured this perfectly
I don't believe that I've ever seen anything quite this magical and, well, spiritual... that did not take place in a dream. There is light and movement here that scream in delighted whispers... and a feeling of speechless awe. Here's my hat... it's off to you, Paul ... and you might as well take my camera, too... it doesn't do what yours does... but perhaps you can use it for spare parts. I'm amazed. Period.