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© 2003 Cliff Beittel, all rights reserved
For discussion purposes only My first Bighorn Sheep, my first morning at Rocky Mountain National Park. I was trying to compose a scenic without success, caught sight of some movement to my left, and there they were--five rams on a tundra ridge within 30 yards of the road, nothing behind them for two miles. I quickly returned to the car, got the big lens, and shot five rolls, including some after this one when the sun had cleared the mountains to the east, before "altitude bladder" forced withdrawl to a rest room. I thought these guys might be daily regulars, but we never saw another sheep in ten days. Elk were another matter. EOS-3, 600 IS, 1.4x II, Ev -1/3, 1/60-1/100, f5.6, Provia F at 200 and pushed one stop. |
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