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Wrong place wrong time.
Jun 27, 2018 05:54:09 #
Jim-Pops wrote:
I think we'll go another way.
Yes, I see what you mean !!!
Jun 27, 2018 06:38:29 #
Jun 27, 2018 06:54:43 #
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Jun 27, 2018 08:16:28 #
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Jun 27, 2018 09:50:51 #
I'm going to try and respond to many of you in this one post.
Wasn't about to Catch them.
Excellent capture! I assume you did not discuss right-of-way.
Correct UTMike.
Cool! I'm thinking these were not in Granbury, Texas.
Real Close to home CPO. Actually right in my laptop
Thanks jaymatt.
For a small fee, your secret is (relatively) safe with me.
Looks like the secret got out BB4A
Wow..I don't think I would have hung around to take a photo..nice one.
Doddy, They were relatively stationary
Sue; … a bit of good editing..??? They look a tad sharp compared to what else is near them.
I tried to tone them down. After I saw your reply I went back and applied a small amount of Gaussian Blur and they look better.
Thanks for your interest.
Guyseman; Excellent thought process!
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Good one.
Thanks Richard
Funny little composite!
Glad you liked it speters.
I agree with speters. A funny composite. The light is opposite on the bears as it is on the bridge. vz
I fought with that Erik but decided the light was filtering through the trees. Might have worked better if I had flipped the bears. Thanks for stopping by.
I believe the one on the left has his feet buried in the mud. Maybe they're stuck and can bearly move?
Exactly he hasn't moved a bit fredtoo.
YIKES!!!!! nice capture Jim.
Thanks Jack.
rmalarz wrote:
Great catch, Jim. Are your shorts still clean?
--Bob
--Bob
Wasn't about to Catch them.
Excellent capture! I assume you did not discuss right-of-way.
Correct UTMike.
Cool! I'm thinking these were not in Granbury, Texas.
Real Close to home CPO. Actually right in my laptop
Thanks jaymatt.
For a small fee, your secret is (relatively) safe with me.
Looks like the secret got out BB4A
Wow..I don't think I would have hung around to take a photo..nice one.
Doddy, They were relatively stationary
Sue; … a bit of good editing..??? They look a tad sharp compared to what else is near them.
I tried to tone them down. After I saw your reply I went back and applied a small amount of Gaussian Blur and they look better.
Thanks for your interest.
Guyseman; Excellent thought process!
Thanks for stopping by and congratulations on fighting back from Cancer. I have my oldest Son in a serious battle right now. Been in ICU for 25 days. Bone marrow transplant 3 years ago.
Good one.
Thanks Richard
Funny little composite!
Glad you liked it speters.
I agree with speters. A funny composite. The light is opposite on the bears as it is on the bridge. vz
I fought with that Erik but decided the light was filtering through the trees. Might have worked better if I had flipped the bears. Thanks for stopping by.
I believe the one on the left has his feet buried in the mud. Maybe they're stuck and can bearly move?
Exactly he hasn't moved a bit fredtoo.
YIKES!!!!! nice capture Jim.
Thanks Jack.
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Jun 27, 2018 10:14:06 #
Where was photo taken? Brown bears like that are usually in Alaska. On Kodiak Island? They look like a form of Grizzly from up there.
Jun 27, 2018 10:20:34 #
Bootnose wrote:
Where was photo taken? Brown bears like that are usually in Alaska. On Kodiak Island? They look like a form of Grizzly from up there.
I took the photo in Arkansas. The bears are from Pexels, stock photo.
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Jun 27, 2018 10:55:49 #
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Jun 27, 2018 11:39:29 #
Smart move on your part.
Jim-Pops wrote:
I think we'll go another way.
Jun 27, 2018 12:00:49 #
Jim-Pops wrote:
I think we'll go another way.
I think your chicken. LOL. I would go another way and do it fast but this is a very good photo with good PP indeed....Rich
Jun 27, 2018 12:17:31 #
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Leading lines needed something to lead the eye to?
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