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Here's a cute cuddly little white teddy bear. It was planning on eating me... but the reason it is sideways to the camera is a fellow off to the right fired a rifle shot into the ice, and Nanuq turned and ran. (The Exif data says he's 87 feet away.)
Here's a cute cuddly little white teddy bear. It was planning on eating me... but the reason it is sideways to the camera is a fellow off to the right fired a rifle shot into the ice, and Nanuq turned and ran. (The Exif data says he's 87 feet away.)
Wow, that's what I'm talking about Floyd. If I lived in Barrow, I'd be photographing these adorable monsters every minute I could. How frequent are sightings like this? As you know, the pose is less than ideal here. It's better to have an animal facing you, even if it's just a little. But the superb clarity and sharpness of the exposure make up for it. Depth of field is perfect. Got any more?
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If I lived in Barrow, I'd be photographing these adorable monsters every minute I could. How frequent are sightings like this? As you know, the pose is less than ideal here. It's better to have an animal facing you, even if it's just a little. But the superb clarity and sharpness of the exposure make up for it. Depth of field is perfect. Got any more?