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A landscape shot isn't complete without a bear...
Lens: A 400/5.6 Camera: K-50 Photo Location: Golden, BC ISO: 800 Shutter Speed: 1/500s Aperture: F11 
Posted By: bertwert, 05-11-2020, 10:07 AM
It's got all the parts of a landscape shot - sky, mountains, trees, fields, and bears! A three image stitch as my A 400 was too long for the shot.
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Very nice Robert! Glad you had a long lens as Mr. Bear might still be hungry after the long winter's nap!
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Bear or dust spot... you be the judge.
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Very nice Robert! Glad you had a long lens as Mr. Bear might still be hungry after the long winter's nap!
Thanks - luckily there's plenty of food in the spring for them so they don't need to supplement their diet with wandering bertwerts...
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Bear or dust spot... you be the judge.
Funny you should say that Norm, I don't know what happened but as I was going through photos from this morning they all had tons of dust which I had to clean up...
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Funny you should say that Norm, I don't know what happened but as I was going through photos from this morning they all had tons of dust which I had to clean up...

Tess is really good at cleaning sensors, if you're ever out this way.
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Tess is really good at cleaning sensors, if you're ever out this way.


I got myself the Pentax sensor cleaning stick thingy a few years back - really easy and effective. It would have probably been easier to go back out and take new photos after I had cleaned the sensor than all the time cloning them out in the photos...
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Very nice. You had the right lens for that job!
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A landscape shot isn't complete without a bear...
It may surprise you to know that... I'm actually quite happy to have "bearless" landscapes.
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Very nice. You had the right lens for that job!
Thanks - a wider lens would have made the overall shooting easier (less processing), but it worked out okay
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It may surprise you to know that... I'm actually quite happy to have "bearless" landscapes.
Do you not find them a bit bare?
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It may surprise you to know that... I'm actually quite happy to have "bearless" landscapes.
I often see a landscape I think wold be perfect with a moose in them... what would your think of a moose in your landscape?
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I often see a landscape I think wold be perfect with a moose in them... what would your think of a moose in your landscape?
It's be nice if we could just position wild animals into our shots...
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Do you not find them a bit bare?
Not usually... we could feed the bears the English.

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what would your think of a moose in your landscape?
Aye... they're like big Deer right?
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