This mama bear was standing to get a better angle on any possible fish to pounce on. It seemed as if gallons of water continued to pour out of her paws as she stood there looking around. This is another one that I had the camera down on the ground giving this large bear and even more imposing stature. Nikon D500 with Nikkor 200-400mm lens (at 330mm) ISO 1600, f/4 at 1/1600th of a second
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This mama bear was standing to get a better angle on any possible fish to pounce on. It seemed as if gallons of water continued to pour out of her paws as she stood there looking around. This is another one that I had the camera down on the ground giving this large bear and even more imposing stature.
Dynomite!
That is one of your more stunning photographs, a perfect 1/1600th of a second.
Thanks Michael. The bears do make it easy. Lots of personality to capture.
—– The wet and furryous
—– Alaskan thrill ride soon at
—– Theater near you .
This (and every other brown bear shot you’ve posted from this Alaska trip) is amazing! the ground level POV is perfect and the detail is incredible!
Thanks Alan, I do love getting low as long as the animals allow it.
Wow!
That one is definitely a WOW.
She is a big girl at that angle Sean you did a great job but Stay Safe. First!