How majestic

© Kim Kleinschmidt

How majestic

Uploaded: August 29, 2009

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is your name, O Lord.
Psalm 8

This magnificent bull elk was grazing on the far side of RMNP. He was amazing!
He had 11 points. Every time a motorcycle would drive by he would lift his head.

Taken around 1 pm with my 70-200mm lens Handheld.

I hope you have a fantastic weekend!

Exif: F Number: 4.5, Exposure Bias Value: 0.00, ExposureTime: 1/50 seconds, Flash: did not fire, compulsory flash mode, ISO: 100, White balance: Manual white balance, FocalLength: 115.00 mm, Model: Canon EOS DIGITAL REBEL XTi

Comments

Tammy M. Anderson level-deluxe August 29, 2009

Fantastic capture of this beauty, Kim. Isn't it just great to see these animals in the wild like they should be. Beautiful image. #1174158

Renata Gusciora August 29, 2009

Incredible wildlife capture,Kim!Wow! #7899762

A P August 29, 2009

Yeap this is what I hope to get while in RMNP. Beautifully composed capture Kim. #7899836

John Connolly August 30, 2009

What a magnificent specimen, Kim! You have captured a stunning pose of this proud animal! #7901410

Jim Baines level-classic August 30, 2009

What a beauty, Kim! And a real Harley dude to boot! Exceptionally well done! #7901979

Marcel J. Fernandez August 30, 2009

Kim, this is a real beauty!

Marcel #7902101

Ron McEwan August 31, 2009

Looks like he posed just for you, what a beautiful wild life shot. #7902710

frank w. degenhardt August 31, 2009

Kim- Well your title says the first work that comes to mind when you see a beast of this stature, majestic. What a handsome dude and you captured his character as if he is the ruler of his domain. Beautiful colors, love that rack. His territory is beautiful and I love the little yellow flowers to and to the color balance. Excellent lighting and clarity, beautiful compositon.
Gorgeous work my friend.
Have a wonderful day and take care. #7902882

Robert R. Goodman September 03, 2009

Hi Kim,I must have missed this one sorry.That is a very gorgeous capture my friend.We have elk in northern Arizona,But we are know more for our Big Horn Sheep!!!!! #7912491

Stephanie Halstead level-classic July 04, 2012

Great capture! Feels like I am just few feet from him. #10214510

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