Last Frame: High Five, Mom!

By Staff

Published January 13, 2020
Updated January 14, 2020

Photo By Andy Lerner

“I watched as a mother grizzly and two young cubs ran down the beach in Lake Clark National Park, Alaska,” says Andy Lerner. “When one cub took off alone, I expected the others to follow and hoped to get a few shots as they passed. Instead, when they got right in front of me, they turned around to play for a minute. I was lucky to capture this loving moment of the cub reaching up to its mother.”

Nikon D5, AF-S NIKKOR 200-400mm f/4.0G ED VR II at 400mm. Exposure: 1/1000 sec., ƒ/5, ISO 2000.

See more of Andy Lerner’s work at andylernerphoto.com.

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