Polar Bear

[Charles Glatzer]

Polar bear from the not yet Great White North, eh :~)

Hit a bit of wi-fi so I thought I would post an image from our Arctic Safari.
Off for caribou tomorrow.

1D Mark IV, 24-70 @68mm
Manual, 1/80 @ f/4, IS8O 400
Post-production- 15in MBP, LR3, CS5, NIK

See you where there is light, or at the computer

Chas

[gail bisson]

I love this image. It is such a different environment and the flowers take this image to a new level. I love the comp. A keeper for sure,
Gail

[Robert Amoruso]

Really interesting to see one in this environment Chas. Could the environment be any more picturesque?

[Rachel Hollander]

Really interesting environment. I like the comp too. Beautiful image.

TFS,
Rachel

[Steve Uffman]

I honestly had never seen such a shot of a polar bear like this. Sure you did not do a "double exposure" on film shot from last week's trip to Africa? :bg3: hope you continue to find a wifi...looking forward to more shots.

Steve

[Sid Garige]

Never seen a polar bear in this habitat Chas. Exceptional.

[Tom Redd]

Charles, beautiful setting, ditto to all the previous compliments. Congrats!

[Harshad Barve]

This is one image which wants me to see PB , this is super exceptional
TFS

[Brendon Cremer]

fantastic image captured in a great surroundings, scene well captured

[Layton E Parham]

How did you make yourself invisible using 24-70 mm ?

[ramesh anantharaman]

This is sucha beautiful image. A Polar bear in the most unexpected of surroundings. As Layton asked, how did you manage this ?

[Charles Glatzer]

This particular image was taken through a perimeter fence.

FYI- the Northern lights have been spectacular!!!!

Best,

Chas

[Morkel Erasmus]

love the colours here Chas! wanted to ask about the wide angle lens, then you mentioned the fence :w3:Whoa!:

[James Fuller]

STUNNING

[Layton E Parham]

Every one in my household loves this!