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Went out and shot the wild beasts for the 4th. Really was amazed at the loooooong string of buffalo moving. Tried to capture this with a couple of panoramas.

Used different lenses and processed differently.

What do you think?

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Or are the closer ones just better? Really can't see them particularly well in the 'big' shots.
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I like them, I think the panos would be stronger if the beefalo didn't appear to be all in a line.
 
I like them, I think the panos would be stronger if the beefalo didn't appear to be all in a line.
Thanks! Yeah, they were proceeding single-file in a line over a mile long. I agree that a better shot could have been to be at either the front or back of the line as shoot from that angle, rather than the side, but I didn't feel that getting down on the ground with them was a good personal safety decision. ;)
 
When I first saw the buffalo I thought old west Sepia tone:
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I like them, I think the panos would be stronger if the beefalo didn't appear to be all in a line.
Thanks! Yeah, they were proceeding single-file in a line over a mile long. I agree that a better shot could have been to be at either the front or back of the line as shoot from that angle, rather than the side, but I didn't feel that getting down on the ground with them was a good personal safety decision. ;)
You're putting personal safety ahead of a good image??? Well, that explains everything....
 
I like them, I think the panos would be stronger if the beefalo didn't appear to be all in a line.
Thanks! Yeah, they were proceeding single-file in a line over a mile long. I agree that a better shot could have been to be at either the front or back of the line as shoot from that angle, rather than the side, but I didn't feel that getting down on the ground with them was a good personal safety decision. ;)
You're putting personal safety ahead of a good image??? Well, that explains everything....
Ha ha! Moreso than I would have 30 years ago, yes!
 
Good call as Bison cause more deaths in Yellowstone than bears!
 

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