Earthjustice Quarterly Magazine: Readers' Photo Gallery

Each issue of the Earthjustice Quarterly Magazine features photos submitted by Earthjustice supporters.
View a photo slideshow of some of the photos printed, as well as many other worthy submissions.
Would you like to see your photo printed in the Magazine? Send them to enews@earthjustice.org.

 

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Katmai National Park and Preserve, Alaska

Photographer:
Harry Bosen

An interview with Harry Bosen in The Roanoke Times describes this encounter:

"Bosen was aware that he wasn't at the top of the food chain in remote Alaska. But, in a sense, that was an integral part of the experience. It was mystical 'being there with a top predator who is not acting like a predator toward you at all even though he had the opportunity.'

"Capturing the essence of the mysticism was watching a grizzly and some wolf cubs near a place called Nursery Ridge playing together."

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Katmai National Park and Preserve, Alaska

Photographer:
Harry Bosen

Ryan Tipp's The Roanoke Times article, "Travel: Roar of life in wild Alaska", continues:

"Bosen said: 'We watched something the guides had never seen. That is the wolves playing with their arch-enemies, the bears.'

"One of the wolf cubs picked up a plastic egg carton and played keep-away with the bear and other wolf."

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Katmai National Park and Preserve, Alaska

Photographer:
Harry Bosen
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Joshua Shadow

Photographer:
Rick Lewis

Joshua Tree National Park. September 2012.

Collared Lizard

Photographer:
Rick Lewis

Joshua Tree National Park. September 2012.

Cactus Wren, at Nest

Photographer:
Rick Lewis

Joshua Tree National Park. September 2012.

Elk in Snow Field

Photographer:
Richard Clement

Rocky Mountain National Park, Colorado, in September 2011. At the top of the Fall River Road.

"The elk were in the snow field far off on the opposite side of the valley."

Burrowing Owl

Photographer:
Rick Lewis

Fontana, California.

Mating Gannets

Photographer:
Mary Louise Poor

Perce Island, Canada.

Taken with a 200 mm lens on a Minolta 5xi camera.

Geese

Photographer:
Mary Louise Poor

Fall Creek Falls State Park, Tennessee.

Taken with a 200 mm lens on a Minolta 5xi camera.

Flock of Geese

Photographer:
Rick Lewis

San Joaquin River Refuge, California.

A mixed flock of Ross's geese, snow geese and Aleutian Canada geese.

Sandhills at Dawn

Photographer:
Rick Lewis

Merced National Wildlife Refuge, California.

This photo was printed in the Spring 2012 issue of the Magazine.

Coyote

Photographer:
Rick Lewis

San Luis National Wildlife Refuge, California.

Burrowing Owl, on Generator

Photographer:
Rick Lewis

Fontana, California.

Spotted Towhee

Photographer:
Rick Lewis

Pt. Reyes National Seashore, California.

Young Red-Shouldered Hawk

Photographer:
Rick Lewis

Merced National Wildlife Refuge, California.

Sandhill Cranes

Photographer:
Rick Lewis

Merced National Wildlife Refuge, California.

This photo was printed in the Spring 2012 issue of the Magazine.

Tree Frog

Photographer:
Rick Lewis

Whitewater Preserve, California.

Hawk

Photographer:
John Bromer

Redding, Connecticut.

Cloudscape

Photographer:
Mike Stavrinakis

Butterfly

Photographer:
Mike Stavrinakis

Bison and Calf

Photographer:
Mike Stavrinakis

Bison

Photographer:
Mike Stavrinakis

Black Bear

Photographer:
Mike Stavrinakis

Beetles

Photographer:
Keith ("Mac") Marshall

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