On the move....brown bear

[Charles Glatzer]

1DX, 500mm
Manual, Eval on grass, 1/1600 @ f/7.1, ISO 800
Post-production- 15in MBP, LR4, CS6, NIK Color Effex Pro 4

This young bear was constantly getting chased by the larger bears.
It is tough being the little guy in the big pond.

See you where there is light, or at the computer,

Chas

[Steve Kaluski]

It is tough being the little guy in the big pond.

Indeed it is Chas, excellent detail, love the flowing fur, the spraying water just adds to this, 'bear in flight' scene. Gulls are a pain, but unavoidable in these locations.

TFS
Steve

BTW I had to change the body text intro to black, not sure what is happening?

[Jason Hurst]

Incredible image!

Question...is the 1Dx capable of more "rich", "Vibrant" colors? Not a criticism by any means, just asking.

[Charles Glatzer]

Incredible image!

Question...is the 1Dx capable of more "rich", "Vibrant" colors? Not a criticism by any means, just asking.

The color appears as seen on this flat overcast day. I think the 1DX produces the most accurate color rendition of any camera I have used.
You cannot judge/tell what the RAW out of color camera color looks like from an image posted on the web.

Best,

Chas

[Morkel Erasmus]

lovely low angle and the pose of the bear is priceless, perfect timing and exposure here Chas!

[Jason Hurst]

Thanks, Chas!

Again it was not a criticism by any means. I was just curious. I then saw your pic in the landscapes forum, and the colors of the cabin and grass/sunset are incredible!

Love how the bear's hind paws are both in midair!

Incredible images!

[Ken Watkins]

Chas,

One bird from perfection:w3

[Rachel Hollander]

Chas - I like the way this conveys the speed with which these big bears can move. Nice with the two legs in the air and the splash. Well done as usual.

TFS,
Rachel

[Anette Mossbacher]

Hi Chas,

this is great image, love it very much. I love the speed of the bear, you really can imagine that those bears can run very fast :bg3:
Ciao Anette

[Marina Scarr]

Killer movement portrayed here with wonderful details. I love the addition of the gulls in the FB>