Gallery: WildlifePosted September 13, 20053,138 views5 comments
The rut is just getting started in Yellowstone and this is one of the first bulls to show up along the MAdison. Figured I'd better post it before Jess did.
Maxxum 7D, 300 2.8, f 5.6 @ meter, ISO 100
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Comment posted by Ed Cordes on September 13, 2005 at 10:13 PM
Nice capture. I like the vertical comp. The antler shadow shows this to be rather harsh light, but you did a good job of balancing it.
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Comment posted by Ken Archer on September 13, 2005 at 11:37 PM
Great portrait of a beautiful bull Pete! He's giving me the fever.
Ken Archer
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Comment posted by David Brewer on September 14, 2005 at 5:53 AM
Tell him to be patient; I'll br there on September 24!! Of course the grass won't be quite so green then, and )hopefully) some of his male buddies might be along to "...keep things stirred up a little."
As for this image, nice clean image with good color saturation. As stated by others, I like the clean separation of the background (it's also one of the cleaner backgrounds one might see along the Madison).
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Comment posted by D. Robert Franz on September 14, 2005 at 9:28 AM
Good to see a nice bull showing up along the Madison. We'll be up there soon Pete. Very nice image here
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Comment posted by Ned Fenimore on September 15, 2005 at 12:25 AM
This is really nice! I will be heading up there this coming weekend for an entire 9-10 days. If all goes well, I plan to try my hand at some fauna photography and will try to post something to show all of you experts!
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5 commentsKen Archer
As for this image, nice clean image with good color saturation. As stated by others, I like the clean separation of the background (it's also one of the cleaner backgrounds one might see along the Madison).