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Judi Liosatos
{K:34029} 1/17/2005
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I think this is just adorable. I can see this on a poster. I like the other two images in this series, but I feel this one just stands out over them.
Judi
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Diabo
{K:2080} 1/17/2005
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Great shot in a great series! They definitely belong on the north pole and not here:
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Tara Gullett
{K:1678} 1/17/2005
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Wow... cool shots in the series.. you must go everywhere. Great subject. They do sometimes look soooo cute.. but they are very dangerous. You are BRAVE : ) Tara
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NN
{K:26787} 1/17/2005
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LOVELY! What a fantastic capture; congrats James!
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Jody Felder
{K:445} 1/17/2005
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Nice shot! I agree with the first commet "this could be a poster"
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Jody Felder
{K:445} 1/17/2005
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Nice shot! I agree with the first comment "this could be a poster"
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Khaled Mursi Hammoud
{K:52315} 1/17/2005
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Just wonderful.
Cute and lovely bears.
I like the white tone of the image although it makes me shiver, brrr...
Good wrok,
Khaled.
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Fabrice Gourbilleau
{K:53288} 1/17/2005
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Superb.. a real pleasure for the eyes!!
Congrats James and thank you for so nice bear images. I like it !!
In my favorites
Take care James
Fabrice
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Hugo de Wolf
{K:184670} 1/17/2005
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Hi James, regardless of the undisputed quality of this shot, I'm curious if these polar bears are captured in their true habitat or in captivity... It's easy to presume the latter, but the environment sure makes it look like their genuine environmnent. And that's what adds the "juice" to this shot.
out of the three you posted today, I think this is the most balanced one, as both faces are visible. The first one is very strong too. As to the presentation, maybe a little less contrast with the frame would've created a more harmonious overview, but that's really besides the point.
Cheers,
Hugo.
PS, thanks for your constructive comments; very helpful, and very much appreciated.
Cheers,
Hugo
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James Hager
{K:6285} 1/17/2005
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Thanks Hugo for all of your comments. These bears were in their natural habitat. They congregate around Churchill to wait for Hudson Bay to freeze so they can go out on the ice and hunt seals (or is it sea lions). The bay freezes around here first because the large Churchill River reduces the salinity of the bay.
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Peter De Rycke
{K:39283} 1/17/2005
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Wonderful James, i prefer this one of the series .. the white on the bears is so nice, and still so different from the snow !
Peter
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Don Martel
{K:555} 1/18/2005
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great image .. Isnt Churchill a cool place hehe..
I shot lots of landscapes while I was there ... did u shoot any .. ??
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James Hager
{K:6285} 1/18/2005
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Hi Don. Churchill is a cool place. Pretty darn cold too at the beginning of November. :) I only shot a handfull of landscapes, and didn't like the results. It was primarilly a polar bear trip for me, so that's what I was looking to shoot, and I'm happy with what I got for only three days of shooting. Can't wait to go back and spend more time there.
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Dave Stacey
{K:114933} 1/18/2005
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They look like a good match! Very nice capture, James!
Dave.
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Napa Thamsongsana
{K:158} 2/20/2005
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hahahaa love them much :)
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