i-give-up.jpg
by Rando D300

Comment:
You really pushed this beast.. what did you do to her? Her ears tell me that she is being submissive - either that or that she is really happy in her enviroment... and as she is in her enviroment.. well .. she is happy ... run fool run!

smile.jpg
by Rando D300

Comment:
Nice tones and lighting in her nose... like all your other shots, the focus and lighting is right on.

lunch.jpg
by Rando D300

Comment:
This shot reminds me that moose are not always beautiful creatures.. your other shots made them so.. they are sometimes lumpy beasts.. ungainly... not very graceful.. your other shots really brought out their best sides.

mmm good.jpg
by Rando D300

Comment:
Compared to the other tongue shot, I like this one better because she doesn't look quite as silly ...The catch light in her eye is beautiful, her lashes to be envied by any woman worth her salt ... I don't know how you did it but you built a portrait studio for moose out in the wild!

moo.jpg
by Rando D300

Comment:
The shape of the branch surrounding her eye echos her ears which I like... other than that, your typical good shot.

yes you.jpg
by Rando D300

Comment:
OK, I thought the other one was my fav shot.. but this one is.. this is the shot.. this is a beautiful wild beast in it's enviroment ... well done!

we-lost-him.jpg
by Rando D300

Comment:
Moose on alert! You can tell she is vigilant but you are still not so obvious that you are totally scaring her off....yet. You might want to experiment with saturanting the colors a tad more and a tighter crop on the left and bottom..cloning out the reed that dissects the mooses neck ... of course that could just be me.

you want something.jpg
by Rando D300

Comment:
This is my favourite shot so far.. your foreground is beautifully oof but the moose is perfectfully framed and in focus... it looks like her head is coming out of the darkness to eat that tender shoot, the colors are great, the detail in her head is exceptional,the catch light in her eye pefect... this shot has everything to make a great portrait of a moose doing what it does in it's homeworld. Tiny quibble, I might burn in the highlight on her noose a tad, might crop it a spot tighter.. but minor details.

you-again.jpg
by Rando D300

Comment:
Again, your composition reminds the viewer that you don't have the luxury of photographing these beautiful creatures in capitivy... they are in their element.. Northern Canada... of course they are behind trees... that's what makes these shots work!

Lucky-shot.jpg
by Rando D300

Comment:
She is keeping the trees between you and her... smart creature... nice job focussing on the moose and not on the trees.