Elk beugeling

[Jamie Strickland]

Taken on Robert Franz's trip to Yellowstone last week, this was just outside of the little town square (not sure the real name) near the Gardiner entrance. It was a great trip as others already expressed

Canon EOS-1D Mark II
500L IS
ISO 800
Aperture: 4
Shutter: 1/640

[Judy Lynn Malloch]

Awesome Jamie and so glad to see you posting here. Great behavioral image with excellent detail and good exposure. A tad more canvas at the bottom would be nice. You are right it was a wonderful trip and it was so good to have had the opportunity to meet you and I look forward to your future posts !!!!!

[Harshad Barve]

fabulous image with great compo , colors, sharpness and exposure
TFS

[Dennis "Curly" Buchner]

Very nice Jamie, and a little more on the bottom.

[D. Robert Franz]

Hey Jamie,

Love the BG here. Good behavior and pose. Classic shot. As mentioned a bit more room on the bottom would help a bit. Take Care!

[Morkel Erasmus]

great comp, pose and soft light!

[Jamie Strickland]

thanks everyone, I have another pic that I can add some of the bottom from :) actually I may have another pic with a bit more canvas at the bottom I will have to check

[DanWalters]

I like the bugle pose and the clean background. Agree that it needs a little more space on the right and bottom.

[David Fletcher]

Super shot Jamie. No need to mention the "bottom", :D, so can only add great details and like the look you're getting. Nicely done.

[Stu Bowie]

I like the pose, and the antlers these guy have, are simply amazing. Lovely sky BG too. Well captured.

[Charles Glatzer]

Jamie,

Way to go, sweet image.

When possible I prefer to see the feet. When shooting ungulates with antlers try to get each tine separate, quite often a slight head tilt can make all the difference.

Best,

Chas