Polar King, Canada

$2,100.00 – $3,900.00
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Catalog Number: CACF007320
Edition: 300
Image Ratio: 4:3
Polar King, Canada

Product Code: CACF007320
Categories: Premium Edition Prints, Square, Overseas, Wildlife
Tags: , Churchill, Manitoba, ice, polar bears, Canada
$2,100.00 – $3,900.00
Size
-
1
+
Print Dimensions:
INTERNATIONAL PRINT ORDERS:

Due to high shipping costs, prints being delivered beyond Australia will be shipped unframed if they are larger than 30”. If you require a quote for a print to be shipped overseas with frame, please contact us.

Just before our trip to Canada, I had been shooting wildlife in Africa, where one of our guides explained that to take really good wildlife photos, you need patience - and love. Not just love for what you're doing, but love for everything around you. And as you get into that place of peace, shots will come to you. In Canada, I shared that with all our group - patience and love. Then my Phase One camera broke down. I had a second camera body with me, but when I tried to attach my lenses to the spare body, they didn't fit. The only lens I had which fitted the new camera was a 75mm lens - not ideal for shooting wildlife! I was obviously frustrated and one of our group reminded me I needed patience and love for shooting wildlife. I knew he was right, so I decided to just do the best I could with what I had. Right towards the end of the trip, a polar bear came really close to our Tundra Buggy and I got this shot. The wide angle lens turned out to be perfect, because it allowed me a greater depth of field. Patience - and love!

 

Catalog Number: CACF007320
Edition: 300
Image Ratio: 4:3
Polar King, Canada

Product Code: CACF007320
Categories: Premium Edition Prints, Square, Overseas, Wildlife
Tags: , Churchill, Manitoba, ice, polar bears, Canada
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Just before our trip to Canada, I had been shooting wildlife in Africa, where one of our guides explained that to take really good wildlife photos, you need patience - and love. Not just love for what youre doing, but love for everything around you. And as you get into that place of peace, shots will come to you. In Canada, I shared that with all our group - patience and love. Then my Phase One camera broke down. I had a second camera body with me, but when I tried to attach my lenses to the spare body, they didnt fit. The only lens I had which fitted the new camera was a 75mm lens - not ideal for shooting wildlife! I was obviously frustrated and one of our group reminded me I needed patience and love for shooting wildlife. I knew he was right, so I decided to just do the best I could with what I had. Right towards the end of the trip, a polar bear came really close to our Tundra Buggy and I got this shot. The wide angle lens turned out to be perfect, because it allowed me a greater depth of field. Patience - and love!

 

Description
Additional Information
About Your Print
Packaging & Delivery
Reviews (0)
Just before our trip to Canada, I had been shooting wildlife in Africa, where one of our guides explained that to take really good wildlife photos, you need patience - and love. Not just love for what youre doing, but love for everything around you. And as you get into that place of peace, shots will come to you. In Canada, I shared that with all our group - patience and love. Then my Phase One camera broke down. I had a second camera body with me, but when I tried to attach my lenses to the spare body, they didnt fit. The only lens I had which fitted the new camera was a 75mm lens - not ideal for shooting wildlife! I was obviously frustrated and one of our group reminded me I needed patience and love for shooting wildlife. I knew he was right, so I decided to just do the best I could with what I had. Right towards the end of the trip, a polar bear came really close to our Tundra Buggy and I got this shot. The wide angle lens turned out to be perfect, because it allowed me a greater depth of field. Patience - and love!

 

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