I had one morning in Lake Clark National Park that produced a bit of color in the sky. Luckily it coincided with low tide when the bears were out in the shallow water fishing for silver salmon. I liked the pastel hues of this particular image as a mother bear snagged another snack. Nikon D500 with Nikkor 200-400mm lens (at 400mm) ISO 1600, f/4 at 1/200th of a second
These grizzlies appear to be much larger than the common black bear that steals from so many bird feeders in New England. How do they compare size wise?
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I had one morning in Lake Clark National Park that produced a bit of color in the sky. Luckily it coincided with low tide when the bears were out in the shallow water fishing for silver salmon. I liked the pastel hues of this particular image as a mother bear snagged another snack.
These grizzlies appear to be much larger than the common black bear that steals from so many bird feeders in New England. How do they compare size wise?
—– Rhodian Collosus
—– Unfamiliar shore astride
—– Suitably attired .
Cool image of that mama bear with her snack, captured amidst cool scenery!
You captured a Special Moment again
Sean how far away are you to get these photos , I hope out of danger
Aunt Sue
Love it!