I was in a great position down on the ground to get this shot of a brown bear shaking the water off her fur after a morning of fishing. It was still quite early, but the tide was getting too high to fish so she and her two cubs were on their way to the open fields where grass was on the menu. Nikon D810 with Nikkor 200-400mm lens (at 340mm) ISO 1600, f/4 at 1/2500th of a second
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I was in a great position down on the ground to get this shot of a brown bear shaking the water off her fur after a morning of fishing. It was still quite early, but the tide was getting too high to fish so she and her two cubs were on their way to the open fields where grass was on the menu.
Awesome capture, Sean!
Thanks Sue.
—– In Bacons’ Popes
—– A mighty energy contained
—– By an Ursine twist .
I love great big brown bears, what a picture
Amazing.
I’m starting to think these bears are just big Jim Henson characters. . . except that I can see his hind legs.
great pic. with great trist in it. )