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...after hard climbing we start looking for our target,one hour later firsts marmots appear on the ground...
Marek Szczepanek
1dmk3 +500mmx1.4 full frame
Well I guess this answers my question in your first posting! - so this is why they have such a shaggy coat - I always thought marmot hibernated their way through all the snows, live and learn!
Perhaps the subject is just a bit too small in frame at this size but must look much better at full size. I've only tackled these whistlers in mid summer, so great to see a diffferent take on marmots
good image, gives a great feel to the wide snowy wastes, possibly would like the marmot a little bigger to see it more clearly but still try to retain the feeling of huge areas of snow.
Paul Hobson
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2 replies...after hard climbing we start looking for our target,one hour later firsts marmots appear on the ground...
Marek Szczepanek
1dmk3 +500mmx1.4 full frame
Perhaps the subject is just a bit too small in frame at this size but must look much better at full size. I've only tackled these whistlers in mid summer, so great to see a diffferent take on marmots
Paul Hobson