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Oct 01, 2005 22:54 |  #1

Here's a few more favorites from my trip.

Moose near Oxbow Bend, Grand Teton

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Mule Deer Buck

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Bull Elk

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Hope you're not getting sick of these yet. I have a few more pics to edit.

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Oct 01, 2005 22:55 |  #2

WOW. Awesome shots.


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Oct 02, 2005 05:34 |  #3

Very nice shots. I love the moose shot best, the fall colours are a nice backdrop for it.


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Oct 02, 2005 05:56 as a reply to  @ dancad's post |  #4

I prefer the moose photo's. You can see autumn comming.




  
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Oct 02, 2005 05:57 |  #5

Great shots, Dave. All are fit for Field & Stream.


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Oct 02, 2005 07:35 |  #6

Thanks guys. I almost didn't take the moose picture. It was the first moose that we saw in Grand Teton. I'd been told that we'd see tons of moose in GT and I thought who wants a picture of a cow moose, I'll wait for a big bull. Then I looked at the background and figured I better take the shot. It turns out that was the only moose we saw that was close enough for photos. Glad I took the shot. BTW, that pic was taken at 800 ISO. The 20D is great at handling noise. I didn't do any noise reduction editting. Can you tell?


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Oct 02, 2005 07:55 |  #7

They're all nice, but I really like the pose of the mule deer. So majestic! Very nice!


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Oct 02, 2005 08:02 |  #8

Becca,

Thanks. We photographed a group of mule deer for over an hour and that was the best shot I got. He must have heard something because all of a sudden he stopped grazing and stood at attention. Moments later he relaxed and went back to eating.


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Oct 02, 2005 08:28 |  #9

all are great,but i like the mule dear the best


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Oct 02, 2005 09:11 |  #10

Yeah I like the Deer the best also. The detail in the antlers looks realy good.


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Oct 02, 2005 09:30 |  #11

Great series of shots. I like them all, however, I like the deer shot the best.


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Oct 02, 2005 10:01 as a reply to  @ dancinec's post |  #12

Superb shots.:D:D


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Oct 02, 2005 10:14 |  #13

Nice shots Dave! I wish i saw a handsome mule deer like that.


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Oct 02, 2005 10:16 |  #14

WOW! Some of the best nature pictures I've seen on here for a while!


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Oct 02, 2005 11:45 |  #15

Wow, very nice shots, I like the Bull Elk the best, you should see if you can sell that to the Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation, they could use it as one their aution items they donate to organizations for raseing money.


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