Oh Wow. This one you have surpassed your usual high quality. Superb. I’m not jealous. Well yes I am. And all those Glaucous gulls and I think I spotted a single Ivory Gull too. (6 mins 28 secs in ) The way that bear behaved for you one would think it was in the actors union. Fantastic. Thank you can’t wait for part 3.
Thank you very much for your nice comment 🙏🙏🙏 yes, there were a few Ivory gulls around the bear. I realy love this beautiful white gull. They are very calm and in some situations you van get very close to them. 😊 greetings from Northern Norway 🇧🇻
What a fantastic photo opportunity. You must have been over the moon to find a large male bear feeding like that and in decent light too. With the interaction of the gulls and the antics of the bear cleaning and stretching itself, you must have had an absolutely wonderful experience. Great images and video.
Thank you very much for your nice comment Robert 🙏🙏🙏 yes, this day I never will forget. An absolute fantastic experience 😁 greetings from Northern Norway 🇧🇻
Ive been enjoying your Svalbard videos! We are going to Svalbard with Actic Wildlife Tours in June 2024. For a long Prime do you recommend a 600 f/4 or 400 f/2.8 for this trip? I can only take one due to weight limits on the flights. I have both 1.4x and 2x TC's available also. Thanks
Hi Darren. I just arrived back in Longyearbyen after a new trip with Arctic Wildlife Tours. This time we have seen a 3-4 month old polar bear cub. I just have the 400 f/2.8 and extender 1.4× + 2x, but most of the time I wished to have a 600mm. If you just can take one with you I would recommend the 600. If you have a 70-200mm I would bring for situations where the bear might come very close. I wish you a wonderfull trip. In summer time it's much easier to find polar bears than now in winter where we have a lot of ice. Best wishes from Svalbard 😊
Excellent video Alfred can't wait to see part 3
Thank you very much for your nice comment Pascal 🙏🙏🙏 I'm happy you like it 😊 have a nice sunday 🇧🇻
Thank you. All the best. 👍📷😎
Thank you very much. 🙏🙏🙏😊 I'm happy you like it. 😊 greetings from Northern Norway 🇧🇻😊
What a wonderful experience and a stunning polar bear!!
Yes, this was an amazing day I always will remember 😉
Nydelige bjørnebilder, Alfred. 🙂
Tusen takk Stein 🙏🙏🙏
Oh Wow. This one you have surpassed your usual high quality. Superb. I’m not jealous. Well yes I am. And all those Glaucous gulls and I think I spotted a single Ivory Gull too. (6 mins 28 secs in )
The way that bear behaved for you one would think it was in the actors union. Fantastic. Thank you can’t wait for part 3.
Thank you very much for your nice comment 🙏🙏🙏 yes, there were a few Ivory gulls around the bear. I realy love this beautiful white gull. They are very calm and in some situations you van get very close to them. 😊 greetings from Northern Norway 🇧🇻
What a fantastic photo opportunity. You must have been over the moon to find a large male bear feeding like that and in decent light too. With the interaction of the gulls and the antics of the bear cleaning and stretching itself, you must have had an absolutely wonderful experience.
Great images and video.
Thank you very much for your nice comment Robert 🙏🙏🙏 yes, this day I never will forget. An absolute fantastic experience 😁 greetings from Northern Norway 🇧🇻
Ive been enjoying your Svalbard videos! We are going to Svalbard with Actic Wildlife Tours in June 2024. For a long Prime do you recommend a 600 f/4 or 400 f/2.8 for this trip? I can only take one due to weight limits on the flights. I have both 1.4x and 2x TC's available also. Thanks
Hi Darren. I just arrived back in Longyearbyen after a new trip with Arctic Wildlife Tours. This time we have seen a 3-4 month old polar bear cub. I just have the 400 f/2.8 and extender 1.4× + 2x, but most of the time I wished to have a 600mm. If you just can take one with you I would recommend the 600. If you have a 70-200mm I would bring for situations where the bear might come very close. I wish you a wonderfull trip. In summer time it's much easier to find polar bears than now in winter where we have a lot of ice. Best wishes from Svalbard 😊