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 Those of you who have photographed these bear before know quite well how difficult it is to capture the eyes of these creatures in a relevant way, brown hair and brown eyes in overcast skies are a pain!!, These animal are utterly wild and most have never seen a human, since this is a protected area!!, There is no chance to pick a good sun angle, there is no room to negotiate!!, These is an extreme crop so you could see her eyes, How do I know it's a she, 'cause I saw her pee-pee, and the guide confirmed this !! Not a small sow to be exact, 600 lbs and maybe more. The little stream behind, just a couple of feet deep is teaming with salmon in the process of spawning!!! D1x,Raw,Lens=70-200mm asf-VR-2.8-2.8G + 2X, FL=400mm, supported on monopode, Aperture priority, matrix metering, 1/125 sec-SS-f/6.3, ISO=320, WB-S (No flash allowed ever) Any and all comments welcome!! [b]Alex Calzadilla[/b]
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