Large grizzly taking a break from his bull elk meal.
I was lucky enough to see this amazing site on my trip to Yellowstone and Teton National Parks.
There's a video on YouTube of when he brought it down. The elk was already injured. Most likely from fighting with another bull elk. The video is a bit graphic so if you don't like this side of nature, don't watch.
Axe One Designs sailing in a late summer Wednesday evening race on the Axe estuary in Devon. Sadly no wind so not very exciting.
No 1 was built in 1953, 8 in 1954 and 22 in 2002.
Sigma 100-400mm F5-6.3 DG DN OS | Contemporary on A7RIV
I was unsure whether to share this one since the highlight from the moon bothered me but I still liked the overall scene, the clouds, and light falloff.
Loxia 21, Moonset on the hike up to the alpine lake
Photo taken at 7:20 PM, about 34 minutes before sunset.
Looking at a Barn in disrepair and farmers fields on the hill above the Barn. Since the photo was taken the barn has been repaired/replaced.
Tripod mounted Leica R 100mm f2.8 Apo-Macro-Elmarit lens and A7r.
ISO 100, f8, 1/10 second.
Exposure Corrected -0.78 Stops.
August 19, 2014
North of and near the intersection of Lyon Valley Road and Shale Head Road, New Tripoli, PA.
Alfredo -- I love all these shots from your hikes around Colorado! I always know when it is your shot as I scroll from the end of thread up to the last place I looked!
Tim -- Wow! That color and sharpness! These newer lenses you've been using this past year or so have made a real difference in clarity and sharpness of your outdoor subjects. That Tamron 35mm looks especially brilliant.
Gunzorro wrote:
Alfredo -- I love all these shots from your hikes around Colorado! I always know when it is your shot as I scroll from the end of thread up to the last place I looked!
Tim -- Wow! That color and sharpness! These newer lenses you've been using this past year or so have made a real difference in clarity and sharpness of your outdoor subjects. That Tamron 35mm looks especially brilliant.
