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    Hi folks ...yeah i am still alive LOL.
    Time is short ...so here a quick one from my bears .
    Brown Bears waiting at one river that enters the Kuril lake in Kamtchatka , just before entering the lake .
    The bears has been very variable in coloration as you can see .
    Hope you like it .

    Canon EOS 1DX II
    EF 200 - 400 IS L at 400 mm
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    F 5,6 ; Iso 3200 ; 1/2000 sec

    Processed with C1 and PSCC 2019 ; slight cropped for comp

    Thanks for watching and commenting

    Chers Andreas

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    Very nice image, Andreas!

    I am not at home right now so viewing on the laptop, could not help but open the thumbnail as we have not seen an image from you in a while Glad you are back and looking forward to images from your Namibia trip soon.

    Composition is great and I like the second bear in the BG. Nice 3D feel in this frame. Techs are spot-on. The main subject has an impressive profile - a little mean looking and rather serious - and is well separated from the BG.

    Love the rich colours and those deep greens. Nice detail on the bear's face, fur, as well as paws. A well processed image I thoroughly enjoyed viewing, thank you so much for sharing!

    Kind regards,
    Gabriela Plesea

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    Nice composition with the OOF bear under the snout, and I like the pads showing on the back foot. It looks like it needs a salmon or two, a bit thin.

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    Beautiful frame Andreas. Agree with Gabriela on all counts. Would love to photograph these guys one day

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    Hi Andreas, I like the persecutive, but would prefer a bit more below, just find it a wee bit tight. I also like having the second bear in the BKG, gives context. Personally I would get a bit more *tone overall, not much, but I feel it helps and also make the water a tad darker, but retain the saturation. I would also darken the HLs on the two logs in the BKG.

    Just my take.

    TFS
    Steve

    * Keep the colour of the water in as per the OP, not RP that is too blue!

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    Thanks Gabriela , Greg , Chris and Steve for your kind comments and your RP .... Steve .... much appreciated .

    Steve .. good call on the overall tones , i did want to go too dark in the first place . Maybe half way would be good for my liking , i am fine with the framing but have a tiny bit more room in the file . Thanks again for taking the time to create the RP , always good to see options in presentation !!!!

    Cheers Andreas

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    Love the attentive look you've garnered from both bears here Andreas and the placement of the rear bear makes this image for me, nicely seen.

    TFS.


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    Looks quite concentrated on getting that salmon. Like the balance the bear in the background gives this one. The low angle is spot on. Well done.

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    Thanks Marc and John for your kind comments , much appreciated .
    Cheers Andreas

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    HI Andreas -- A very nice POV and Framing. Excellent details and tones here. The low angles that you achieved makes the image for me . Unfortunately it is not possible to get it most of the time when it comes to Tigers.

    A very well executed image Andreas.

    TFS !

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