Judging by the DoF and perspective I'd guess this was a sub 300mm (you don't give a lens spec) - I suspect you were pretty close to this magnificent beast?
What an incredible experience and a fine animal - a testament to your skill that you managed such an incredible shot while being looked at by a grizzly!
One of the most appealing shots I've seen for a long time.
Posted by David Taylor on June 2, 2007 at 10:08 AM
I echo Pete's comments, excellent. How big was the bear?
Posted by Rene de Heer on June 2, 2007 at 12:15 PM
What an image this is. Incredible. Be very interested to know a bit more about this shot, how it was taken etc as I know a lot of other people asked questions in the other forum which you obviously haven't had time to reply to. Would be great if you could. Wonderful image
Hi Folks thanks for your comments and Dan Truong the picture is not made up. Go into Naturescape and you will see a comment made by a friend of mine from London who was their at the time.
John
Aberdeen
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14 repliesJohn
Aberdeen.
I've sent you a PM by the way if you have the time to take a peek
Barrie
Judging by the DoF and perspective I'd guess this was a sub 300mm (you don't give a lens spec) - I suspect you were pretty close to this magnificent beast?
Stunner
Phillip.
What an incredible experience and a fine animal - a testament to your skill that you managed such an incredible shot while being looked at by a grizzly!
One of the most appealing shots I've seen for a long time.
Rene de Heer
What an image this is. Incredible. Be very interested to know a bit more about this shot, how it was taken etc as I know a lot of other people asked questions in the other forum which you obviously haven't had time to reply to. Would be great if you could. Wonderful image
John
Aberdeen
Major.