Photo hunting wolves has won prestigious awards photo wildlife habitat Veolia in 2009.
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| Files "wolf jump" won the highest award this year. Photo: BBC. |
Jose Luis Rodriguez did evoke the imagination of the jury to picture that he had simmering for years and has even drawn the outline on paper.
When plans to start taking pictures, Rodriguez was afraid that he could not get close enough again Iberian wolves, a branch of the gray wolf. Iberian wolves living near people in northern Spain. They often chase people out of fear for animals and therefore are wary of humans.
To capture this image, Rodriguez was very patient and careful observation of the movement of wolves. He has used a trap infrared built separately to the picture of the wolf as it jumped in the air. "I want to take a picture where you'll see a wolf hunt perform actions, but no blood," BBC quoted Rodriguez yesterday. "I do not want a fierce photo."
Rodriguez hopes that his photographs will be stripped describe "the alert and the enormous strength of the wolf" and the picture will become used to demonstrate the beauty of the Iberian wolf and Spain can How proud when animal symbolism.
This is the 45th year of the contest, organized by magazine BBC Wildlife and Natural History Museum of London. The jury was chosen from 43,000 to send photos to choose the winner.
Files "wolf jump" category winner in animal portraits and then won the highest award by the jury because it was stripped describe the nature of wolves.
Here are some photos of other winners:
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| Human male jaguar stood silent river looked the photographer in an hour. Winning photos of wild life endangered. Photo: BBC |
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| Old male yellow birds are fighting to protect the fruits oats. Photo won the Young Photographer of the Year. Photo: BBC. |
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| Photographer's cat is protecting territory. Pictures Wild Life won and urban gardens. Photo: BBC |
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| The snow is difficult for the beetles. Animals photo won in the living environment. Photo: BBC |
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