wow - have never seen bison that close, so cool. they look so peaceful and dignified, it is difficult to remember what powerful beasts they are. looks like a productive trip tim!
I like tight You did very good, Tim, as framing tight is not easy and it takes a very good eye to get some compelling shots, (except for cutting the nose in the first shot)
2 and 5 are on top of my favorites.
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Where's my post? I swear I did it hours ago It was terribly witty but at the same time incredibly inciteful. Unfortunately those brain cells no longer function so I have to start all over.
Karl is partially correct...tight is when your Jockeys feel too tight BECAUSE you have taken a photo of a 1 1/2 ton animal with a 17mm lens. Great shots Tim and I would love to have been there seeing you flip lenses/cameras...that is why you need me as a camera/lens caddie!
I'm sure dear wife has had enough of "no I said 500mm not the tuna sandwich!"
Can't wait for more...I suspect we are being baited
I have always been intrigued by that giant head on that beastie.
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It sucks to get old Eric It seem we do all sorts things and then can't find a trace of what we did I'm sure it was an incredibly insightful comment
Ah yes, my dear sweet wife was indeed my lens caddy. There were times when we had 4 lenses and two bodies flying around the cab of the truck
Ahhhhh, kidding. Very nice bud, I like 'em.
You did very good, Tim, as framing tight is not easy and it takes a very good eye to get some compelling shots, (except for cutting the nose in the first shot
