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CarlTN said:
Thank you CarlTN.
But the situation was not "peaceful". This bear and the second one some meters away (i hope they were young brothers, not mother and her older child) were angry because 30 minutes ago we chased them away and now they suddenly appeared again very close to us while we were watching beavers. I fear, we have blocked their way to supper... Luckily, we didn't become their meal.
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My contribution to this long thread: A 'Hang-around'.
North of Copenhagen there is a large population of red deer. This is shot in early October 2013, when the red deer were rutting.
This bull did not have his own herd of females, so he was hanging around to look for his opportunity.
I could get quite close to him (this was about as close as I wanted to get) and was happy to get this framing of the shot.
Canon 6D, with 70-200 f/4 L IS @154mm (cropped to around 70% of frame)
ISO 800, 1/250s, f/5.6.
North of Copenhagen there is a large population of red deer. This is shot in early October 2013, when the red deer were rutting.
This bull did not have his own herd of females, so he was hanging around to look for his opportunity.
I could get quite close to him (this was about as close as I wanted to get) and was happy to get this framing of the shot.
Canon 6D, with 70-200 f/4 L IS @154mm (cropped to around 70% of frame)
ISO 800, 1/250s, f/5.6.
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PK that shot is terrific! If I had more wall space and less of a queue of stuff to get framed...
Jim
Jim
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lightthief said:CarlTN said:
Thank you CarlTN.
But the situation was not "peaceful". This bear and the second one some meters away (i hope they were young brothers, not mother and her older child) were angry because 30 minutes ago we chased them away and now they suddenly appeared again very close to us while we were watching beavers. I fear, we have blocked their way to supper... Luckily, we didn't become their meal.
Looks can be deceiving, compositionally it's quite peaceful.
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Hi 2n10.
After the first two pics, as I scrolled down and saw the hares ears, I was thinking now he didn't find that up a tree surely. Nice pics, I like the way you can see the shadow on the back of the hares ears. Did the canine (coyote?) catch whatever it is he was focused on?
Cheers Graham.
After the first two pics, as I scrolled down and saw the hares ears, I was thinking now he didn't find that up a tree surely. Nice pics, I like the way you can see the shadow on the back of the hares ears. Did the canine (coyote?) catch whatever it is he was focused on?
Cheers Graham.
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Two shots from very different locations : First one- Alaska Second One - French Polynesia (Home)
70-300mm L
http://500px.com/photo/65273219/brooks-by-alexis-goubert
http://500px.com/photo/65286795/tetiaroa-by-alexis-goubert
70-300mm L
http://500px.com/photo/65273219/brooks-by-alexis-goubert
http://500px.com/photo/65286795/tetiaroa-by-alexis-goubert
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goulab said:Two shots from very different locations : First one- Alaska Second One - French Polynesia (Home)
70-300mm L
http://500px.com/photo/65273219/brooks-by-alexis-goubert
http://500px.com/photo/65286795/tetiaroa-by-alexis-goubert
Both good ones...I like #2 though....
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