" A gallery of images dedicated to the beauty, speed, and explosive power of young Sumatran tigers in their prime- These beautiful "top of the food chain" predators, a mother and two one-year-old cubs, were photographed at the award winning Woodland Park Zoo in Seattle Washington, where the cubs were born. The father, may be seen in the photo "Shining Bright" at this same site, in another gallery titled: "Tigers" -- Dale Unruh
This is a beautiful family album. Our zoo had a litter of four Sumatran tigers that I photographed every month for a year. This reminds me of how much fun it was watching them play and grow. Thanks for sharing these images. Voted.
Excellent gallery, I miss shooting the tigers at the Phila. Zoo. They have been relocated to other zoos while a new exhibit is being built. Good news though, I heard that the male tiger Lentar is a father again. I can't wait until summer 2006 for the opening of the new exhibit and the return of my 'friends'.
Guest
08-Oct-2005 14:14
Wonderfull... u can feel the power of these animals!Cant believe it's in a zoo...
Rene
London
What a wonderful gallery! You captured these majestic animals at their best, in action...such personality! Vote!
Guest
02-Oct-2005 23:02
An amazing gallery! You did a wonderful job of capturing the power of these animals! GMV!
Guest
02-Oct-2005 04:58
Simply stunning! And folks ask why do I care if people vote for my galleries? This is why! So folks can see them. I voted for this wonderful collection, of course. Great work. Ells
Dale, what an unique gallery this is. Playing like kitty's, captured buy a tiger1 Well done. Vote!
Zardoz
29-Sep-2005 05:21
Wonderful shots. This is a great collection. I've never seen anything like these. (The "kitties" are only playing, of course. Note the fully-retracted claws in "Tooth and Claw".)
Wonderful movement in this gallery! How did you manage to get so close to these fine creatures without being eaten alive? I'd love to know where you shot these. I have just started to shoot zoo animals lately but have a long way to go in skill for these types of shots. I'm very impressed by what you have here.
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