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Bullwinkle

© Jeff E Jensen

Bullwinkle

Uploaded: September 06, 2013

Description


1/640 Sec - f/2.8 - ISO 8000 - 400mm
Canon 5D Mk III - Canon 400mm f/2.8L IS II


Exif: F Number: 2.8, Exposure Bias Value: 1.00, ExposureTime: 1/640 seconds, Flash: did not fire, compulsory flash mode, ISO: 8000, White balance: Auto white balance, FocalLength: 400.00 mm, Model: Canon EOS 5D Mark III

Comments

Dale Hardin September 06, 2013

Perfect title for a perfect image, Jeff. Especially impressed with the clarity at 8000 ISO. Sadly that is a weakness in my camera. #1543423

Stephen Shoff September 06, 2013

Nice shot, Jeff. #10835577

Rita K. Connell level-classic September 06, 2013

Double Nice love the pov on this one. that's truly an awesome shot did your kids get to see Bullwinkle #10835616

Peter W. Marks September 07, 2013

Pretty impressive Jeff. Both the animal and the image! #10836359

Kristin Duff September 07, 2013

OMG...how close were you? #10836388

Kalena Randall September 07, 2013

Super shot! Jeff!
#10836446

Jeff E Jensen September 07, 2013

Thanks, everyone! We're pretty close to this guy, but on a bridge, looking down to him. This cropped to 8x10, using the full width of the image. #10836622

Michael Kelly level-classic September 08, 2013

Very nice image Jeff! You captured a portrait of a moose as well as any I have seen.

Tell us a bit about the light that required the settings shown. Was it early morning or late evening and is this the fixed f2.8 Canon telephoto you used? I am so jealous as I really want that lens but cannot afford it.
#10837117

Elaine Hessler September 08, 2013

Very cool! Where were you? Love the water dripping off his mouth! #10837287

Teresa H. Hunt September 08, 2013

Great shot Jeff!! He looks a little wary of you. :) I like that you can see the detail really well, down to the water dripping from his mouth. #10837523

Jeff E Jensen September 08, 2013

Thanks, everyone!

This was taken last weekend in the Tetons. It at just before 7 pm, and the sun had already dropped well behind the Tetons, so the light was fading fast. The ISO performance of the 5D Mk III combined with the fixed 400mm f/2.8L IS II lens did an amazing job, allowing me to capture this shot in really tough conditions.

Here's another shot of the same guy from about 2 pm, in the same area. #10837758


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