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The Lone Wolf

Poser Animals posted on Jan 03, 2020
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As day comes to an end, the lone wolf calls out to other wolves, eventually many start howling, creating an eerie but wonderful nighttime melody. The wolf has received a bad rap, nursery stories probably the worst offenders. Wolves very rarely attack humans. Their social structure is interesting and complex. For instance, only the alpha male and alpha female of a pack are "allowed to mate." Wish humans were so wise. Thanks for the view and for your comments..greatly appreciate your support.

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rhol_figament

7:15PM | Fri, 03 January 2020

You have captured the shadow colors perfectly, a super winter image, aahhoooo... 🐺

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eekdog Online Now!

7:20PM | Fri, 03 January 2020

If I was there I would be howling also it looks so cold. Love it Barb.

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RodS

8:39PM | Fri, 03 January 2020

Wolves are magnificent creatures, and as you noted they are so often seen as the "bad guys" in the human psyche. A very lovely render, Barb!

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bakapo

10:27PM | Fri, 03 January 2020

He's a beautiful wolf. Good pose and steamy breath. The lighting is wonderful night/moon light.

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magnus073

10:27PM | Fri, 03 January 2020

A great looking pic, for sure.

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perpetualrevision

10:57PM | Fri, 03 January 2020

Beautiful wolf portrait!

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Saby55

12:41AM | Sat, 04 January 2020

Marvelous image and fantastic wolf 👍

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dragongirl

1:21AM | Sat, 04 January 2020

That misted breath makes me feel chilly in here. Your wolf is so beautiful!

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STEVIEUKWONDER

2:15AM | Sat, 04 January 2020

Totally fantastic Barbara! Looks so foreboding but in a good way!

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Jean_C

2:30AM | Sat, 04 January 2020

A superb and very realistic scene with this fascinating animal, great work, Barb!

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kharnes

6:53AM | Sat, 04 January 2020

No problem but very hardwork this time!

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tetrasnake Online Now!

8:35AM | Sat, 04 January 2020

Beautiful!

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ontar1

12:31PM | Sat, 04 January 2020

Awesome scene!

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jendellas

1:49PM | Sat, 04 January 2020

Very beautiful scene. Agree with your comments, it should apply to dogs too :o)))

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miwi

2:22PM | Sat, 04 January 2020

Wonderful image,very beautiful work,love it; love your comments too!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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FurNose

2:20AM | Sun, 05 January 2020

Awesome picture! I love how you made his breath visible by that vapor cloud!

In my country, the Wolf is returning since a few decades. He enjoyed a great protection from the law and must not have been shot by a hunts men. But when he started to attack some sheep herds in the mountains, people cry out for protection and all the old fears of men being attacked by wolfes arises again. Instead to help the sheep owners to take some effective actions to help the sheep owners to protect their herds, the government decided recently to lift the wolfs protection so that he might be prosecuted and shot. So once again, nature has to suffer, just because it is in the way of mens fears and own interests (read profits).

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OkrimSlava

9:48AM | Sun, 05 January 2020

very well.

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Kalypso

1:47PM | Mon, 06 January 2020

Congratulations!!

Your image has been chosen for Poser Staff Picks of the Week!!

See the whole list Here

Kalypso and the Poser Staff

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mmitchell_houston

11:51PM | Mon, 06 January 2020

In addition to the brilliant use of white and subtle blues, and that wonderful breath vapor, I want to say that this is a brilliantly composed image. The POV brings us down to the wolf's level, giving us a great view of his face, but you also (wisely) place up just a bit so that we get a view of the whole body. The head tilt is really well done, and your placement of the figure in the trees frames him PERFECTLY. Also, you made an excellent choice of placing the edge of the exposed log in the lower corner. This bit of darkness actually makes our eyes travel across the illustration, rather than just coming to rest directly on him. And that bit of movement in our eyes makes this more lively in our minds. Subtle but brilliant touch.

And congratulations on being selected a "Poser Staff Pick of the Week!" I'm honored to be in your company on that list.

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uncollared

7:36AM | Tue, 07 January 2020

Beautiful

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anahata.c

1:34PM | Tue, 07 January 2020

ditto, congratulations on being chosen by the Poser gallery, your work deserves it! As for mmitchell_houston, a great comment, and I agree with everything he said. (I might as well go home now! Byyye!) Ok, I'm still here...In addition, I love your beautiful late day blues, and those gentle greens they turn into (love those greens). There's something so gentle and accepting about this, and it fits your words perfectly. Some people who study dogs say that the reason dogs howl from high sounds is that they're going back to their primal canine roots: responding to the canine's call for its own, its family, its roots. So something ancient may be going on when a dog howls at a simple siren...Your wolf is howling too---we can see his breath...Beautifully and sensitively done.

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misumu

2:27PM | Thu, 09 January 2020

An excellent scene.

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mandala

3:12AM | Sun, 12 January 2020

Incredible Scene!

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JoeJarrah

2:33AM | Wed, 05 February 2020

superb


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