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    Glad the bugs were around the bears and not us ;)

    We just returned from a fantastic week in BC photographing grizzly, black and kermode (spirit bears), whales and more.

    Looks like '09 will be the year of the bear.

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    See you where there is light, or at the computer

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    I love the water droplets and the curious little guy. Mom is appropriately unconcerned. A beautiful compositon with many story components.

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    I have to say Chas this is one of my favorite of your bear images. Great luminosity in the image from the blue water to the dark bears to the just right BG. Water drops from the shake a nice plus.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Robert Amoruso View Post
    I have to say Chas this is one of my favorite of your bear images. Great luminosity in the image from the blue water to the dark bears to the just right BG. Water drops from the shake a nice plus.
    Robert,

    Thanks. The drops you refer to are bugs :eek:

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    Oh my god, I thought the cub had shaken off. But looking at it again too much airborne for it to be a shake. Reminds me of June in Maine - had that many black flies around me.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Charles Glatzer View Post
    Robert,

    Thanks. The drops you refer to are bugs :eek:

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    Chas
    You got to be kidding :eek:

    Poor animals, I hope they don't get carried away by them :cool:

    Agree with Robert, one of your better looking bear pictures :)

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    Jonathan Michael Ashton
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    A truly stunning image - great stuff, exposure and compostion are excellent. ......I suppose if the mother was looking a little more toward the camera, but wow what a shot - congratulations
    Jon

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