I had just entered Rocky Mountain National Park and while setting up at my campsite, these 2 moose decided to come by for a drink of water.
From my campsite.
Rocky Mountain Moose
12 responses to “Rocky Mountain Moose”
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great catches. . . so close to your table
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Wow, Micheal great photos and such a treat for you.
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Sweet captures, Mike. It’s nice to see them looking so healthy. Many of the ones here in the Northeast are struggling with tick-borne disease, some to the point of death.
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Sorry to hear about that Eliza. These 2 look real healthy.
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Agree with Eliza! These do look healthy. I saw one up around Fort Collins this summer and he had the tick issue she mentions. Digging all the photos from your trip!
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Too bad about the tick issue. Hopefully biologists can help. The elk at Rocky looked very healthy. I took over 2,000 photos so many more to come
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Sweet. Looking forward to seeing them. I broke down and bought a new DSLR…I’ve only been using my iPhone….I LOVE IT. Hopefully I’ll have some good things to share in the coming months.
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You made the right choice by going DSLR. You then have to buy a bunch of cool lenses like a zoom lens and super wide-angle lens. Then you should choose a good photo editing software such as Lightroom or Photoshop. I teach my students how to shoot in manual all the time.
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the lenses – the lenses are the best part!!! thanks for the comments Michael!
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LOVE LOVE LOVE these moose photos. We see quite a few by our cabin these days but I can never get enough of them. These photos capture them in a beautiful setting 🙂
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Moose are pretty tranquil especially in a setting like Rocky Mtn NP
How cool! I didn’t get to see any young moose but a lot of the adult bulls.
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