We only had one morning with this kind of light — made possible by that narrow seam that opened up in the clouds. This lone bear cooperated by taking a sunrise stroll across the wet sand at low tide. Nikon D500 with Nikkor 200-400mm lens (at 240mm) ISO 2500, f/4 at 1/80th of a second
Very nice, Sean! Love the special colors of sunrise that you captured so well in this image. Of course, the scene is punctuated by the bear sauntering across the sandy shore. What a shot!
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We only had one morning with this kind of light — made possible by that narrow seam that opened up in the clouds. This lone bear cooperated by taking a sunrise stroll across the wet sand at low tide.
Very nice, Sean! Love the special colors of sunrise that you captured so well in this image. Of course, the scene is punctuated by the bear sauntering across the sandy shore. What a shot!
Thanks Sue. Nice when the animals show up when you need them.
WOOOOOaaaa Nice Sean!!!
Thanks Christine.
Reminds me of that great shot when the polar bear just happened to stroll into the foreground of your great shot up there. This is exceptional!
—– Ursine morning sight
—– Renaissance despite the talk
—– Of global warming.
WOW!!
Awesome
Holy sh#%!
Stunning!