April 20, 2015

Last Stage of Attack

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April 20, 2015
Last Stage of Attack

Species: Bald Eagle | Location: British Columbia, Canada

By Viktor Davare

Just boating in British Columbia, this is what you can see almost 100% of the time.

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About The Photographer

A common theme runs through much of Viktor's work - motion. In his personal life, Viktor prefers to be on the move, avoiding idleness at all costs. A go-getter at heart, Viktor must be on the go, and so do his photographs. Whether an eagle in flight, a waterfall careening over a cliff, or dogs at play, Viktor's photographs usually depict action. He is also inspired by the great outdoors, and loves to be out exploring and discovering new and exciting places. Paired together, Viktor creates some amazing nature and wildlife images.

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