"Photo: Polar Bear in the mist Svalbard, Norwegian Arctic From the kylefoto of the day at http://www.kylefoto.com  Scooting around in the fog in our zodiacs we were slicing through very thin sea ice up in the arctic. Always cognizant that a polar bear could be anywhere we were keeping a careful eye out. The best thing about travelling with other people is that what would be one pair of eyes is now 10 pairs scouring the misty veil that surrounds us. I was more concentrating on not hitting a large iceberg while driving the zodiac when someone exclaimed ""I saw a blob move over there!"" It took nearly a minute to fully locate this figure until it popped up from the surrounding white and stood out like an anvil on the horizon.  Photographic Details: It was relatively dark out there with the heavy fog obscuring a lot of the light. I bumped it up to ISO 200 to increase the sensitivity but used the slowest shutter speed and most open aperture I could. I knew I would have to process this image a lot to get the details back, and a higher ISO could present a bit of a problem in this regard as it degrades the image the higher I go  1/400s f/5.6 ISO200 400mm"
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