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Jul 26, 2009 03:07 |  #1

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Jul 26, 2009 03:56 |  #2

Damn those public places! I knew I should have stayed home that day... :lol:




  
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Jul 26, 2009 08:04 |  #3

Good shot, Ray. I believe he is watching you.


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Jul 26, 2009 08:31 |  #4

very nice, what part of ak


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Jul 26, 2009 14:19 |  #5

kywolftn wrote in post #8345264 (external link)
very nice, what part of ak

This one was a few hundred feet from a road (Richardson Highway), not far from Delta Junction. Whenever I have the time, I drive around looking for moose and other animals to photograph. It's best to do so in the morning or afternoon when the sunlight is sort of golden color, but this moose was there in the middle of the day. The sunlight was at a difficult angle. For example, I took other photos when the moose raised its head and antlers, and there was a dark antler shadow on the neck. Several motorists stopped to take pictures, and the moose left.
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