Black Bear Photograph By Joe Bledsoe Fine Art America

Black Bear Photograph By Joe Bledsoe Fine Art America Black bear is a photograph by joe bledsoe which was uploaded on october 14th, 2013. the photograph may be purchased as wall art, home decor, apparel, phone cases, greeting cards, and more. all products are produced on demand and shipped worldwide within 2 3 business days. The black bear (ursus americanus) is the most common north american bear. the adult black bear can be 5 to 6 feet tall and weigh 200 to 600 pounds. males can be up to 70 percent heavier than females. black bears become dormant in the winter. after a gestation period of 60 70 days, 1 to 4 cubs are born in january or february and remain with the.

Big Black Photograph By Joe Bledsoe Fine Art America For proper results, make sure to do this in the same lighting scene as the subject you are photographing. for the best results during mid day hours, overexpose the image 2 ½ stops from an average exposure, especially in the harsh sunlight. this will allow you to obtain good shadow details of the bear's fur. This 7 day 7 night photography workshop & tour travels to several unique alaska locations including; a pristine, grizzly bear populated, turquoise colored lake surrounded by snow clad mountain peaks with fall colors at their base in lake clark national park. Shop art for the best selection of black bear photography wall art online. low price guarantee, fast shipping & easy returns, and custom framing options on all prints. F or black history month, lightbox gathered a panel of experts—from major artists such as carrie mae weems to curators such as azu nwagbogu and educators like john edwin mason—and asked them.

Black Bear Photograph By Joe Bledsoe Fine Art America Shop art for the best selection of black bear photography wall art online. low price guarantee, fast shipping & easy returns, and custom framing options on all prints. F or black history month, lightbox gathered a panel of experts—from major artists such as carrie mae weems to curators such as azu nwagbogu and educators like john edwin mason—and asked them. Tip #6: mind your shutter speeds. bears can move surprisingly quick, and slow shutter speeds simply don’t work well for action shots. i recommend a minimum shutter speed of 1 500sec for general use and anywhere from 1 800s to 1 1250s for fast action. this is especially true if snowflakes or water droplets are being flung into the air. Day 1: meet in mid afternoon and photograph until the sun goes down. day 2: meet before sunrise and photograph until mid late morning. resume in the mid afternoon and photograph until sunset. sometimes, we may photograph all day with a break for lunch. day 3: meet before sunrise and photograph until about 10am.