Elk Wall Art: Bull Elk Photography Prints
Bull elk bugling in snow in Nevada, a bull that answered Lynn’s own bugle, and a patch of trees in Jarbidge that holds 20 or 30 elk, of which she can find 8.
I have the most fun trying to get picturesque bull elk just before and during the rut. The challenge for me is finding or calling in a bull without one or more cows. The cows pay more attention to their surroundings! My best luck is capturing one animal or a herd heading out of brush/cover to a water hole. The most desirable photograph is when I catch them on a ridge or ridgeline. Then the wait begins to see if there is going to be something dramatic with clouds or a sunset or rarely a storm (I live in the high desert region).
20 photographs in this collection, available as canvas, acrylic and aluminium prints.
Questions about these prints
Are these elk photographed in the wild?
Yes. Lynn Starnes photographed these bull elk in Nevada: some bugling in snow, one that stopped on its way to water to answer her own bugle. In Jarbidge she knows a stand of trees that holds 20 or 30 elk, of which she can find 8.
Which material suits an elk print?
Every elk photograph comes on canvas, metal or acrylic. Canvas has the warm, classic gallery look; metal gives high contrast for a bull against snow; acrylic gives vivid color with a glass-like depth. All three ship within the United States and Canada.
Photographs in this collection
- Natural Closeup
- Great Bugle In Rising Sun
- Elk Calf Close-Up
- Cow Elk With Fawn Drinking
- Nice Bull Elk
- Bull Elk that has been successful in the rut
- Bull Elk Managing Cows
- Single Bull Elk With Large Number of Cows
- Two Bulls in a Quiet Moment
- Large Bull Elk in Snow
- Large Bull Elk Bugling Under Pine Tree
- How Many Can You See
- Great Bull
- Elk Calf Nursing
- Bull Elk on Guard
- Bull Elk with Mountain Peak in Background
- Bull Elk sheltering from Early Winter Storm
- Bull Elk in Early Winter Storm
- Airborne Bull Elk
- Bull Elk Bugling in Snow and Cold