Nice capture Glenn, It looks like you may have been a little close. Don't know if you are aware of it but more people are killed by bison in Yellowstone National Park than by grizzlies and grizzlies aren't timid they will go after anything that gets in their way.
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There are no rules for good photographs, there are only good photographs. Ansel Adams
Shall make a point of staying clear of Yellowstone, Jack
and Dana - have no experience of American bison though I'm sure they must be equally impressive animalsLearn as if you were going to live forever. Live as if you were going to die tomorrow - Gandhi
Thank you, Dan. Must say, I think they're magnificent creaturesLearn as if you were going to live forever. Live as if you were going to die tomorrow - Gandhi
wowowowowowowowowowow!! nicely composed and i ain't even gonna try to say "capture" in this reply! i was once taking a few photos of a bison in yellowstone by clambering up onto a fence. he was snorting and pawing the snow and when he started to GORE the snow with his horns i decided that the fence wasn't all that much protection. when i got home from my trip i looked it up and he was displaying the last signs of behavior before the CHARGE!! i am fairly certain that i'd have lost that encounter! well done glenn!!
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