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    excellent eye contact from both of them , pops up nicely on green surroundings , Beautiful image
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    A great capture, amazing that you have got the same look from both, great rich greens in BG

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    Indeed a great capture with the two looking at you! I would make it a bit darker/ add some contrast

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    Nice capture Stuart..It must have been a great experience....great eye contact with mother and cub both looking at you. If this were mine I would crop more from the bottom above the blurred foreground grass, maybe take a little bit from the right and I agree about a slight contrast adjustment to make it a little darker and give more detail to their fur. I have never seen bears in the wild so I am assuming that this is their normal or summer coat coloring. I would also move your signature over to the bottom corner so it is not distracting.
    " In every walk with nature one receives far more than he seeks" - John Muir

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    Wow what a wonderful image. I love the eye contact from both bears, the light & the environment. I would agree that trying a bit closer crop might be worth while.
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