Photographing "Wildlife" at the Zoo

October 30, 2012  •  Leave a Comment

I visit the Brookfield Zoo quite often to practice my photography and to capture portraits of the animals. The zoo offers many interesting subjects. And, most exhibits are free of obstructions as moats are generally used to separate the visitors from the animals.

As much as I enjoy my zoo visits, it can be depressing at times to think about how the animals have lost their freedom and are destined to live the rest of their lives in relatively small exhibits.

One of my favorite subjects at the zoo are the endangered Mexican gray wolves. I've captured pictures of these beautiful animals in the Winter snow, the early Spring and in the colorful Fall. Here's one of my recent favorites:

Mexican gray wolf

Today, I learned some good news about the Mexican gray wolf. One of the endangered wolves will be leaving the Brookfield Zoo to be introduced to the wild! Please click here to read more about this remarkable story from the Brookfield Zoo.


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