Bear cubs are always on the alert to avoid being killed by adult males. Whenever they feel threatened they climb a tree and stay there until the danger is over. I found getting decent images a real struggle due to the low light and continuous activity of the bears.
Canon EOS 1D-Mark II + Canon 300mm L UIS + beanbag from hide
ISO 800 1/100 at f/2.8
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Hello Javier
It certainly makes a refreshing change to see a bear on the forum, it is easy to forget that they are still in Europe.
I like the image and it is nice to associate it with your narrative. I'm not sure that Nigel has got it quite right about the catch light, it looks more to me like the white of it's eye, but perhaps you could correct me if I'm wrong?
Best wishes
Phil
I think the white of the eye is an integral part of the expression - a sudden case of vertigo or a sight of a bee hive perhaps - so I wouldn't attempt any re-touching (if you were considering it).
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12 repliesCanon EOS 1D-Mark II + Canon 300mm L UIS + beanbag from hide
ISO 800 1/100 at f/2.8
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I love the soft light and green in the background.
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It certainly makes a refreshing change to see a bear on the forum, it is easy to forget that they are still in Europe.
I like the image and it is nice to associate it with your narrative. I'm not sure that Nigel has got it quite right about the catch light, it looks more to me like the white of it's eye, but perhaps you could correct me if I'm wrong?
Best wishes
Phil
I Like it, I also agree with phil about the catchlight which is the white in its eye
Good stuff
Danny
Tim
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Very nice image, reminds me when I went to Finland a few years back, marvellous sight to see the bears in the forest, like it al lot
Regards
Barrie