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Back home after 5 months on the road. Hopefully, I'll get the blogsite updated soon. In the meantime here's one I took last week in Glacier National Park.
The Wildlife Photography Thread
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Welcome home! Nice shot of the goat!
takesiteasy
Senior Member
Another great photo! Looking forward to the blog update.
Lighthawk
Weekend warrior
Cool shot, Park!
longhorn1
Ouch, that stings!
Sweet
Stalking Light
Feral Grandpa
Nice goat! We're on our way home after a month on the road. Here's a sheep I photographed in Badlands the other day.
OP
OP
Charlie, very nice composition and capture!
x2!Wandering Sagebrush said:
Eagles one of my favorite subjects.Cayuse said:A couple from this weekend. Nice when the subject sits still even if the whites did get a bit blown out.
Thanks.
Frank
OP
OP
Looks like this old boy was giving me the stink eye...
Steve - Love your sage grouse images.
Had a chance to try my limited wildlife photo skills and equally limited lens selection on our honeymoon trip to Vancouver Island and Knight Inlet. Really should of sprung for the tele-converter for my new Fuji 55-140mm but sometimes you just gotta make due.
Stayed at Knight Inlet Lodge where they do some great tours right from your front door. The estuary and shoreline are gorgeous.
The lack of rain had the creek levels down so salmon runs were still behind schedule. This was last Saturday and the weather was changing as we left later that morning. Saw 7 grizzlies before 9 a.m..
Bears seemed pretty oblivious to our presence in the boat as they were very preoccupied with the grubbing at the tide line.
Had a chance to try my limited wildlife photo skills and equally limited lens selection on our honeymoon trip to Vancouver Island and Knight Inlet. Really should of sprung for the tele-converter for my new Fuji 55-140mm but sometimes you just gotta make due.
Stayed at Knight Inlet Lodge where they do some great tours right from your front door. The estuary and shoreline are gorgeous.
The lack of rain had the creek levels down so salmon runs were still behind schedule. This was last Saturday and the weather was changing as we left later that morning. Saw 7 grizzlies before 9 a.m..
Bears seemed pretty oblivious to our presence in the boat as they were very preoccupied with the grubbing at the tide line.
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Craggy Man,great griz shot.
I think that's the inlet we went into from Telegraph Cove to view the bear/salmon show in the fall 2010.
Great area.
Thanks for the post.
Frank
I think that's the inlet we went into from Telegraph Cove to view the bear/salmon show in the fall 2010.
Great area.
Thanks for the post.
Frank
Great stuff CraggyMan!
What a great honeymoon!
What a great honeymoon!
OP
OP
Jim, nice shot of the grizzly bears!!!! Thanks for the kind words on the grouse. PM on its way.
Lighthawk
Weekend warrior
The 55-140 did the job, if you click on the image and expand it.CraggyMan said:
Sometimes you need to travel with lighter gear.
Thanks all! I'm trying to stay on top of image editing so will post a few more as time allows.
Lighthawk - I'm doing a little bit of cropping to help with the composition but don't want to degrade the image too much. Here is a Loon that politely posed in the pouring rain that I did zoom in on a bit in LightRoom.
Pretty impressive how big they are. I've never seen many before and never this close.
Lighthawk - I'm doing a little bit of cropping to help with the composition but don't want to degrade the image too much. Here is a Loon that politely posed in the pouring rain that I did zoom in on a bit in LightRoom.
Pretty impressive how big they are. I've never seen many before and never this close.
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Nice Loon.
Frank
Frank
longhorn1
Ouch, that stings!
Great Grizzly shots. jd
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Scratching the Itch
