The elk are starting to do their thing. This has been the largest bull I've seen. He has a huge spread. I wish I had more room around the virtual legs but had to deal with an ugly sign and revegetation area, so cut it where I did on the bottom.
This is a loverly image of a stunning animal. Love the grasses and the flowers on our right. And the soft light. You did well with the framing. I am not a big fan of the frame.
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One further thought about the virtual legs: framing a bit lower and then eliminating the sign would have been an option as the grass along the bottom of the frame is pertty much out-of-focus.
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I really like how the soft light really brings out the detail in the elk. Like the color of the surrounding grasses as well. May have to head up tomorrow!
Smug Spread - RMNP
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