First of
all, let's talk about photography. Photography is defined as the art, science,
and practice of creating long-lasting images by capturing light either
digitally with an image sensor or chemical using a light-sensitive material
such as photographic film. It has a wide range of applications in research,
manufacturing, and business as well as more direct applications in art film,
video production, leisure activities, hobbies, and mass communication.
Secondly,
you'll wonder who these beautiful cats are. They are lynx. A lynx is a wild cat
species. Lynx have a short tail, tufts of black fur on the ends of their ears,
huge, padded feet for snow walking, and long hairs on their faces. They have a
ruff around their neck with black bars that are like a bow tie. However, it is
often hidden.
The color
of the body can range from medium brown to goldish to beige-white. Grey lynx,
snow lynx, and white lynx are the most frequent and gorgeous lynx.
So, given
all this, we're going to write today about a photographer who managed to
immortalize three lynxes in unforgettable photographs.
Image credit: Mike Mayou/Facebook
We know
that it is difficult to take a photo without any flaws from the first shot.
Rarely, or if so, does it quickly reach people and captivate them. And when
skill, intelligence, good timing, tools, and creativity all come together real
photography can bring great works to life and they only happen once.
However,
when you admire certain moments you begin to believe that perfection is
possible. Life. Like Mike Mayo's photo in which he immortalized three amazing
Lynx in a photograph that appeared to be taken through his lens.
Image credit: Mike Mayou/Facebook
We're on
the banks of the St. Louis River in Minnesota. Mayou was flying his drone over
the area looking for scenic images of nature when he came across a trio of wild
animals that drew his attention. They were three bobcats, lovely felines who
were both curious and probably a little terrified by the unusual flying item
that had appeared in front of them.
The
animals appear to become used to the buzz to the point that they "come
into a pose" on the trunk of a tree one behind the other with a lovely
face. After a few minutes of searching for a solution it happened.
Image credit: Mike Mayou/Facebook
Mike was
so moved by this scene that he shot a photograph of it. The best thing is that
the photographer would never have expected to capture such a shot.
Mike
chose to move his drone away from the lynx soon after confident that he had
captured a photograph that would go down in history.
The whole
video of the wonderful encounter may be seen here:
It's not
every day that you get to gaze so closely at these beautiful felines: aren't
they amazing? We think today's article was very interesting, and so, we value
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