Wolf photos
Gray wolf howls in Denali National park, interior, Alaska.
Wolves of Alaska
Photographing wolves in Alaska is challenging because they favor remote areas. By their very nature, wolves are elusive, and capturing them in a picture that reveals more than a fleeting glance requires some planning. I’ve photographed wolves in national parks in the Arctic, Interior, and southwest, all with reasonable success. In particular, the road through Denali National Park provides access to wolves that occasionally frequent the road corridor. In addition, they are relatively habituated to human and vehicle presence, which makes getting pictures of them much more accessible. All the wolf photos are available to license as stock photography or purchase as fine art prints to display in your home or office.
Gray wolf on a mountain ridge in Denali National Park, Alaska. (Patrick J. Endres / AlaskaPhotoGraphics.com)
Silhouette of a gray wolf running across a mountain ridge in Denali National Park, Alaska. (Patrick J Endres / AlaskaPhotoGraphics.com)
Wolf from the Grant Creek pack, Denali National Park, Interior, Alaska. (Patrick J. Endres / AlaskaPhotoGraphics.com)
Arctic wolf, Brooks Range, near the junction of the Gates of the Arctic National Park and the National Petroleum Reserve, Alaska. (Patrick J. Endres / AlaskaPhotoGraphics.com)
Gray wolf cubs travel the tundra of Denali National park, Interior, Alaska. (Patrick J. Endres / AlaskaPhotoGraphics.com)
Gray wolf portrait, Denali National Park, Interior, Alaska. (Patrick J. Endres / AlaskaPhotoGraphics.com)
Arctic wolf on the snow-covered tundra in Alaska’s Arctic. (Patrick J Endres / AlaskaPhotoGraphics.com)
Wolf of the Grant Creek pack pauses along the Denali Park road with Denali visible in the distance, Denali National Park, Interior, Alaska. (Patrick J. Endres / AlaskaPhotoGraphics.com)
Arctic wolf on the snow-covered tundra in Alaska’s Arctic. (Patrick J Endres / AlaskaPhotoGraphics.com)
Cow moose defends her newly born calf from the Grant Creek wolf pack, who attack them in a small tundra pond, Denali National Park. In the end, the wolves got the baby moose. (Patrick J Endres / AlaskaPhotoGraphics.com)