Pronghorns, deer, bison and other ungulates in the wild...
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Glad you posted this cool picture and here is as good a place as any ... but I had to laugh, contrasting it with a Pronghorn. And now since I'm here I'll post a pic that demonstrates why shooting is often exciting. Without the photo my memory of this fun experience would be faded away!
Jack
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Rocky Mountain National Park today. No elk to be found.
M6 II EVF with 70-300L @300 1/800 f5.6 ISO 100. Feels like a much better fit handheld than the 100-400L and best of all it fits in the camera bag.
M6 II EVF with 70-300L @300 1/800 f5.6 ISO 100. Feels like a much better fit handheld than the 100-400L and best of all it fits in the camera bag.
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Happy New Year to everyone
A few deer-shots in the 'Amsterdamse Waterleiding duinen'
7DmkII, 100-400L II at 400mm f/6.3, 1/640s ISO640
7DmkII, 100-400L II at 400mm f/6.3, 1/640s ISO640
W.
A few deer-shots in the 'Amsterdamse Waterleiding duinen'
7DmkII, 100-400L II at 400mm f/6.3, 1/640s ISO640
7DmkII, 100-400L II at 400mm f/6.3, 1/640s ISO640
W.
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Was shooting a landscape in Rocky Mountain National Park with the M6II when some dear approached, walking within several feet of me before they crossed the road to get a drink. Fortunately I had the 1DXII/100-400II/1.4xIII nearby from a previous stop.
Checking out the road and the photographer.
Photobombed.
Looking both ways.
A nice stretch of the Big Thompson River for fishing.
Checking out the road and the photographer.
Photobombed.
Looking both ways.
A nice stretch of the Big Thompson River for fishing.
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House bound, I figured I'd go back to by first 6D shots since I took so many and hardly looked at many; that was in 2013. Taken just outside my yard, maybe 5 minutes walking. The moose tend to be somewhat transient rather than hanging around. He walked close to me directly across a very small creek to drink and I had too much lens. 
Jack
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