Yellowstone Winter Images
Feb 3, 2017 08:21:57 #
Here are some images from snowy Feb 2, 2017. This morning the temperature is 31 degrees -- below zero! Want to trade?
Autofocus is terrible in this much falling snow. I had to go to manual focus. If the subject is still, the best way to manually focus in this snow is to use live view and magnify the face by 10x.
Autofocus is terrible in this much falling snow. I had to go to manual focus. If the subject is still, the best way to manually focus in this snow is to use live view and magnify the face by 10x.
Grizzly at Discovery Center
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Wolf at Discovery Center
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Wolf at Discovery Center
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Wolf at Discovery Center
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Bison
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Bison
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Bison
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Bison
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Trumpeter Swan
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People look great in falling snow too
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Feb 3, 2017 08:28:24 #
John Gerlach wrote:
Here are some images from snowy Feb 2, 2017. This morning the temperature is 31 degrees -- below zero! Want to trade?
Autofocus is terrible in this much falling snow. I had to go to manual focus. If the subject is still, the best way to manually focus in this snow is to use live view and magnify the face by 10x.
Autofocus is terrible in this much falling snow. I had to go to manual focus. If the subject is still, the best way to manually focus in this snow is to use live view and magnify the face by 10x.
Fantastic images!!!!
Feb 3, 2017 08:30:24 #
Feb 3, 2017 08:32:20 #
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Feb 3, 2017 08:50:19 #
You should be proud. Often the nicest images are taken under the most difficult conditions. Well done.
Feb 3, 2017 09:03:40 #
Feb 3, 2017 09:06:12 #
They feed them at the Discovery Center, so they don't bother to sleep all winter.
Manglesphoto wrote:
Fantastic images!!!!
Feb 3, 2017 09:11:30 #
Feb 3, 2017 09:15:53 #
John Gerlach wrote:
Here are some images from snowy Feb 2, 2017. This morning the temperature is 31 degrees -- below zero! Want to trade?
Autofocus is terrible in this much falling snow. I had to go to manual focus. If the subject is still, the best way to manually focus in this snow is to use live view and magnify the face by 10x.
Autofocus is terrible in this much falling snow. I had to go to manual focus. If the subject is still, the best way to manually focus in this snow is to use live view and magnify the face by 10x.
The only way I'd think about it is if I were guaranteed to get sensational shots like yours John...what an amazing series!!!
Feb 3, 2017 09:25:04 #
Awesome! There is something about wolves I never tire of seeing.
John Gerlach wrote:
Here are some images from snowy Feb 2, 2017. This morning the temperature is 31 degrees -- below zero! Want to trade?
Autofocus is terrible in this much falling snow. I had to go to manual focus. If the subject is still, the best way to manually focus in this snow is to use live view and magnify the face by 10x.
Autofocus is terrible in this much falling snow. I had to go to manual focus. If the subject is still, the best way to manually focus in this snow is to use live view and magnify the face by 10x.
Feb 3, 2017 09:35:12 #
Feb 3, 2017 09:41:02 #
You always get plenty of fine shots on a Yellowstone photo tour. And it isn't that tough. We use 13-passenger snowcoaches now, but only put 9 clients in the vehicle to provide some extra room for gear.
Carolina Wings wrote:
The only way I'd think about it is if I were guaranteed to get sensational shots like yours John...what an amazing series!!!
Feb 3, 2017 09:49:07 #
BobT
Loc: southern Minnesota
John,
I love those shots in the snow and especially the snow covered Bison, and white backgrounds of the wolves with the carcass. Well done. But where, in Yellowstone, is the Discovery Center? I've been there few times, and don't recall such a place.
Thanks,
Bob
I love those shots in the snow and especially the snow covered Bison, and white backgrounds of the wolves with the carcass. Well done. But where, in Yellowstone, is the Discovery Center? I've been there few times, and don't recall such a place.
Thanks,
Bob
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