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I wonder what wet bear smells like. Anyone want to walk up and find out? Taken with the @nikonusa #z9 and Nikkor Z600 f/4 TC VR S lens. #Z600TC4 #wildlifephotography #kodiak #alaska #brownbear #bear

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When shooting wildlife in nature, you seldom (if ever) have control over the light (let alone the environment like clouds, heat shimmer, rain, flying dust spots). When the weather isn’t cooperating with your subject you can wait it out or distract yourself (not always the best thing, stay focused on your subject) and take advantage of other photo opportunities. Behind us on the river, arctic…

Immediately as we make landfall on the Uganik River in Kodiak, Alaska, a brown bear was grazing on the tidal flats grass. He must have eaten a lot because he then sits down and changes a few positions to find a comfortable place to take a nap. He raises his head every few minutes to look around but that head just thumps back down on the ground to go back to sleep. Taken at the Rohrer Bear Camp in…

We are back at Rohrer Bear Camp in Kodiak Alaska to photograph the warm and cuddly Kodiak Brown Bears. This is a unique experience to have some intimate time with the bears supported by some of the best guides in the business. Taken with the Nikon Z 9 and Nikkor Z600mm f/4 TC VR S lens.

We had great weather on our second day on Mush Bay in Kodiak Alaska. The natural scrim of the clouds filtered the sunlight allowing us ot the see the bear’s fur clearly across the river. The bear sat there patiently munching the tide flats grass. Taken with the Nikon Z9 and Nikkor Z600mm f/4 TC VR S lens.