One of my favorite photos is this one of my Canadian
Bear friend. (It was a short friendship but very strong).
I took the photo in the summer of 1997 when I was on
holiday in Canada, with my wife and two friends we met in Switzerland one year
before.
We were at a
place called Canadian Rocky Mountains. It was a country road and our guide saw
a black bear. He stopped the car and we (my two friends and I) approached the
bear while my wife shouted more and more. The black bear was getting closer but
we hadn’t any problems: the bear was eating flowers and other plants without
paying attention. The bear went straight towards us and when it was four meters
from us, it looked at us one moment and was on the other way. What an exciting
experience!
My wife told us that we had been stupid because the
bear could have killed us but I answered that it seemed like a sheep and it was
less dangerous than walking along San Jerónimo Street in Madrid.
When we were in the hotel, the rest of the group said
us that they took several good photos but they wanted the bear had attacked us
so they could take the best photo in their lives (I think they didn’t mean that…
or yes!).
I love this photo because it’s exciting, like the
place and the animals (deer, elk, caribou, …) and it reminds me of a lovely
holiday.
I keep the photo in one of the three photo albums of
our holidays in Canada. We spent seven camera films and nowadays we have taken thousands
of digital photos.
It's a more interesting history.
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