
Tip-Toes over the river rocks. Early evening (8:30pm BC Time) with the beautiful glow of evening light. This Khutzeymateen grizzly was en route to his destination and travelling with intent along the Tide-out shoreline. The river crossing was amazing to witness as he navigated on the rock tops mostly until the deep side of the crossing. The river rocks were amazing to see with their very saturated and bright colour. I have reduced saturation on the rocks but still look very bright.
Nikon D610 , nikon lens 200-400mm VR F4 on active vr, Image almost full frame but only cropped to level, 1/500, F7.1, IASO 1250, -.67 meter compensation, Hand held while floating in a zodiac boat,
Comments critique really appreciated ,
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6 commentsColors are great, Bill. The only slightly eye-pulling green rock is the small one in front of the bear. This is special in many respects, especially how you caught a mid-stride moment, with two feet in air! Love that. White bablance looks perfect too, judging from the color of white water. This really is that rare and wonderful side lighting. I think the one element to be wished for would have been just a wee bit more face showing, so we could see some of the eye. Pleasing post.
Hello Lon,.... Great to get your feedback! Yes more Eyes would have been great!
Bears really enjoy and are very comfortable in the water, but still they give us tha Don-Not-want-my-toes-wet sometimes:)
Bill
Bill
I like this a lot, the walking away does not bother me at all.
The colours are amazing