[Leica] Arctic full set

[George Lottermoser]

>> El 19 set 2016, a les 20:41, Henning Wulff <henningw at archiphoto.com> va escriure:
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>> There are now 83 items in the 'Canadian Arctic 2016' album from our trip in August, including bear pictures. We saw quite a bit of wildlife, but a lot of it was fleeting or hard to identify unless you were watching carefully, as a lot of it was at quite a distance. We saw a couple of bowhead wales, some narwhal, walrusses, various seals, muskox as well as many of the infamous 'muskrocks' which look very similar at great distance. Also a large variety of birds.
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>> Most of my wildlife shots were taken with the 100-400 Panasonic-Leica zoom which was an excellent choice for this trip. My next most used lens was the 12-40/2.8 Olympus, then the 7-14 Panasonic and last, mostly because of insufficient reach, the 40-150/2.0 Olympus. I took about 7500 shots on this trip. A UV filter was kept over any lenses that were out when we were in the zodiacs, and the equipment was rinsed off in the shower after any noticeable salt water splashing. Everything worked perfectly.
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>> Contrary to Africa, where I have taken full frame shots of lions with a 35mm wideangle, I wouldn't try that on a polar bear.
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>> http://gallery.leica-users.org/v/hwulff/trips/Arctic/

So many layers of wow both in the location and in this set of photographs.

That long panorama qualifies as spectacular.

Regards,
George Lottermoser 

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