September 18, 2015

The Old Man of Hallo Bay

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September 18, 2015
The Old Man of Hallo Bay

Species: Brown Bear | Location: Hallo Bay, Alaska , United States

By Kevin Fohrer

While waiting for a mother and her two cubs to come by our group, this old guy came wandering up from the riverbed next to us and glanced over for the shot of the trip.  This photo was taken on a trip to Alaska with Nat Hab.

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About The Photographer

I'm a recent graduate from the University of Southern California who's getting my feet wet in the professional world now. While studying engineering I had the privilege to work for the Daily Trojan as a photographer where I really got to hone my photography covering a variety of events.

While photojournalism was fun, having access to cool events and opportunities, nature and wildlife are my passion.

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