Comments on: Bull Moose Photo, Denali National Park, Alaska. http://skolaiimages.com/journal/2007/10/18/bull-moose-denali-national-park-alaska-2/ Nature, Travel, and Adventure Photography by Carl Donohue Wed, 19 Nov 2008 03:54:03 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=abc By: Carl Donohue http://skolaiimages.com/journal/2007/10/18/bull-moose-denali-national-park-alaska-2/#comment-211 Carl Donohue Fri, 19 Oct 2007 08:15:45 +0000 http://skolaiimages.com/journal/?p=142#comment-211 Hey MaryBeth Thank you - I just point and pull the trigger, so to speak. :) Seriously, I think watching animals and their expressions is a great thrill - it's neat to see how expressive they can be, and how effectively they can often communicate with one another, particularly without making a sound. A bull moose flattens his ears, and everyone within close proximity should know to be careful, he's not happy. This bull's alert pose, and pricked ears let me know he wasn't charging, rather he was just checking me out - I'm sure if I hadn't backed away, that might have changed. Cheers Carl Hey MaryBeth

Thank you - I just point and pull the trigger, so to speak. :)

Seriously, I think watching animals and their expressions is a great thrill - it’s neat to see how expressive they can be, and how effectively they can often communicate with one another, particularly without making a sound. A bull moose flattens his ears, and everyone within close proximity should know to be careful, he’s not happy. This bull’s alert pose, and pricked ears let me know he wasn’t charging, rather he was just checking me out - I’m sure if I hadn’t backed away, that might have changed.

Cheers

Carl

]]> By: MaryBeth Lunsford http://skolaiimages.com/journal/2007/10/18/bull-moose-denali-national-park-alaska-2/#comment-210 MaryBeth Lunsford Thu, 18 Oct 2007 15:01:03 +0000 http://skolaiimages.com/journal/?p=142#comment-210 That's a great frontal shot. I love the way you get the expressions of the wildlife you shoot. That’s a great frontal shot. I love the way you get the expressions of the wildlife you shoot.

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