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Tag Archives: José Luis Rodriguez
Crying Wolf – a tale of our times? PHD
In the replies to the article I wrote on camera traps and ethics, eagle eyed readers of this blog might have noticed a short-lived posting (23rd November 2009) from a Spanish source “Vince” that alleged the Veolia competition-winning, wolf picture … Continue reading
Crying wolf – more insights or not? PHD
A loud ping on my computer signalled the arrival yesterday (13 Jan) of the invitation to pay my £20.00 and enter the 2010 Veolia Environnement Wildlife Photographer of the Year competition. So I glanced over the document and the following caught … Continue reading →