buglinbilly Loc: Murray, Utah

Thanks, since I didn't get any baby elk, I was happy to at least get a few antelope fawns.

Here's one that was about a day old when I took this photo.

http://i430.photobucket.com/albums/qq22/buglinbilly/Antelope%20Country/211.jpg

I think this is the curled up fawns mother, the day before she had the fawn.

http://i430.photobucket.com/albums/qq22/buglinbilly/Antelope%20Country/208.jpg

Here's another shot of the standing fawn.

http://i430.photobucket.com/albums/qq22/buglinbilly/Antelope%20Country/210.jpg

Have a good one. BB

photophile Loc: Lakewood, Ohio, USA

More beautiful photos,I enjoy them.

buglinbilly Loc: Murray, Utah

Here are a couple more for you.

http://i430.photobucket.com/albums/qq22/buglinbilly/Elk/18-1.jpg

http://i430.photobucket.com/albums/qq22/buglinbilly/Elk/19-1.jpg

Have a good one. BB

buglinbilly Loc: Murray, Utah

Here's one for you black and white guys and gals.

http://i430.photobucket.com/albums/qq22/buglinbilly/Elk/20-2.jpg

Have a good one BB

buglinbilly Loc: Murray, Utah

Here's a different bull doing the same thing. This was only reduced in size for posting. There was no cropping, so you had to know he was pretty darn close.

http://i430.photobucket.com/albums/qq22/buglinbilly/Elk/21-2.jpg

Have a good one BB

photophile Loc: Lakewood, Ohio, USA

Great action poses there,I also like black and white,experiment with it myself often.

Bozsik Loc: Orangevale, California

Those are great photos. Just as a suggestion, you might want to tone down the saturation a bit on the post processing. But the images are very nice indeed.

katiecowherd Loc: Kentucky

Fantastic shots !

buglinbilly Loc: Murray, Utah

Here's a photo I took in the bright sun and he was a black bear so I had a hard time getting the exposure correct. Can any of you suggest what I needed to do to get a better photo? I took quite a few of him, but most were all over exposed. I tired several different things but none seemed to work.

http://i430.photobucket.com/albums/qq22/buglinbilly/Bears/27.jpg



Thanks for your help and suggesstions. Bill

sygilligan Loc: Lititz, Pa

These are fun pictures! Love the one with the the elk and the wolf off to the side and this running bear pic is great.

Shakey Loc: Traveling again to Norway and other places.

Hi Buglinbilly, I just love your photographs and your sense of adventure. Regarding the exposure problems with the bear I suugest testing your sense of adventure a little further. You locate a hand held light meter which will give an incident reading. (For those intrepid souls who might want to try this but have no experience of light meters, an incident reading is obtained by fitting a white plastic bowl to the meter and turning the meter to face the camera to take the light reading.) This can be done from the camera position but the best result will be obtained by standing next to the subject. The incident reading averages the light and you get a perfect exposure. This is just a suggestion, Buglinbilly. It works, but I had an unfortunate encounter with a wild camel in Arabia, some years ago, while trying the above technique. Don't ask where he bit me as it is embarrassing