Andrew O'Neill
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Went there with the 8x10. This time of year is great because there are NO people.
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Again another stunning LF format video! Thank you!
In the beginning as you walk on the path, it is fun to watch the gravel pop into focus.
I could follow your exposure setting much better this time.
In the beginning as you walk on the path, it is fun to watch the gravel pop into focus.
I could follow your exposure setting much better this time.
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A third of a stop extra in speed for Xtol seems quite a lot but useful to know.
In terms of my safety with that noise, no people and a hood over my head I'd have been worried about a big Grizzly behind some bushes saying to the wife "Tell the kids that breakfast will be ready soon"
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In terms of my safety with that noise, no people and a hood over my head I'd have been worried about a big Grizzly behind some bushes saying to the wife "Tell the kids that breakfast will be ready soon"
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Andrew O'Neill
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Thanks, Sirius Glass! It's a good thing I'm keeping fit, otherwise I wouldn't have made it up to the falls. I'm going to go back in late Summer. Shouldn't be so much water, then. I was soaked!
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Andrew O'Neill
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A third of a stop extra in speed for Xtol seems quite a lot but useful to know.
In terms of my safety with that noise, no people and a hood over my head I'd have been worried about a big Grizzly behind some bushes saying to the wife "Tell the kids that breakfast will be ready soon"
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No grizzlies around here that I'm aware of, but plenty of black bears!
Hmm... I wouldn't settle for anything bigger than "TED" and then only as long as he had Mark Wahlberg to keep him under control
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MattKing
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Which probably means you are safe unless you happen to have a couple of honey glazed doughnuts in your pockets or camera bags.
Bears can be very curious animals. I wonder what they think if they come across Andrew out in the woods?
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Andrew O'Neill
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Which probably means you are safe unless you happen to have a couple of honey glazed doughnuts in your pockets or camera bags.
Bears can be very curious animals. I wonder what they think if they come across Andrew out in the woods?
MattKing
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Here are three of Andrew's neighbours:
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Great video. Looks like you have quite a well stocked backpack! 
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Andrew O'Neill
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Great video. Looks like you have quite a well stocked backpack!
Yup! Even the extra pouches on the outside had lenses in them! They usually hold an apple fritter, or two, but I didn't want a visit from Yogi...
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Andy, at 4:35 you said "I don't want to come here when the park's open." How did you get in if it was closed? 
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Andrew O'Neill
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Closed to parking.
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Great stuff Andy. I don't know how you keep all of these different processes in your head.
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Andrew O'Neill
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Funny you should say that! Sometimes I have so much going on at once, I get set up for one process, but I should have set of for another...it's even when I'm filming. Sometimes I have 4 or 5 different videos on the go and make a kallitype, when I should have made a gum over cyanotype... I should slow down, but I'm just having too much fun!
Andy, at 4:35 you said "I don't want to come here when the park's open." How did you get in if it was closed?
He climbed onto a black bear's shoulders and jumped over the boundary fence
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Andrew O'Neill
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He climbed onto a black bear's shoulders and jumped over the boundary fence
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He even offered to carry my gear, but only if I gave him my Apple Fritter. Go on, I said!
That's nuttin'. The bears I know will sit and pose for me - taken on Kodiak Island some years ago:
MattKing
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Isn't that one of us on-duty moderators?
Taking a paws ...
Isn't that one of us on-duty moderators?
Similar in the sense that both can only be safely taken with a minimum of a 600mm lens. A great picture, chuckroastpentaxuser
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Believe it or not, I shot that years ago with a Sony DSC-F505 which had nowhere near that kind of lens on it. I lived on Kodiak for many years and a family friend ran tourist bear watching trips to a salmon weir. When they offered me a free ride on the DeHavilland float plane, I jumped at it.
This bear walked down the hill a few hundred feet away, opened his mouth to show us his teeth to let us know it was HIS house. Then, he sat down and ignored us. He is probably a "little" 3 year old or so - around 900 lb, I'd guess. The really big Kodiaks are shy and stay away from people.
A few more here:
https://www.tundraware.com/Photography/Gallery/DigiPix/Bears.html
(Please note that I've never done post corrections on these. I probably should.)
P.S. I'd never get anywhere near that close to a mod ...
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MattKing
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Some of us might be just around the corner, without you even realizing it
Yabut you have smaller teeth and claws.
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