The famous photographer Henri Cartier-Bresson once said that “Your first 10,000 photographs are your worst.” If I were a photographer just starting my photography career it would fill me with hope that I could make my way to mastery in less than 6 minutes with cameras like the Sony A1, Canon R3 or Nikon Z9. That’s how long it takes these cameras to take 10,000 photographs. I guess Mr. Cartier-Bresson meant it differently, but never mind that. In today’s Photography News, let’s see where technology has taken another step forward in the last week.

Today’s Photo Of The Day is “Grizzly Mountain” by Elie Wolf.

“The moment I took this image will no doubt stay with me, just as ‘Simba In My Heart’ from the Serengeti has; some things you just don’t forget,” says Wolf. “I knew this grizzly sow was coming, and I was so darn lucky to have been in a good spot in front of a beautiful backdrop. I waited for her to walk into the frame, and she did it magnificently. She was one of a mating couple I had the privilege of seeing on this day, and it made a wonderful birthday present for me. Someone later told me that she was one of Raspberry’s offspring, but I do not know if that is accurate or not.”

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