July 22, 2016

Curiosity

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July 22, 2016
Curiosity

Species: Grizzly Bears | Location: Hallo Bay, Alaska, USA

By Marion Fauchart Jocher

While on a trip to Alaska with Nat Hab, Melissa and her two cubs were around daily. I shot this photo at 255 mm, they were always so close. The little ones were ever so cute and I was ready to hug, kiss and cuddle and take one home with me. I am just a sucker for animal babies...

About The Photographer

I am particularly interested in wildlife, preferably rare by now, and in outstanding sceneries. I am mostly self-taught and getting better with each trip due to practice and reading up constantly about photography, also the gear is getting better yearly... which does help, I must admit. My travels are mainly geared towards these two subjects with some architecture thrown in, if appropriate.

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