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A tiny scrap of photoshopping to get rid of all the background scene - all i did was paint over everything you see above the waterline.

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This is Hudson. He is a Polar Bear who lives with his brother Nelson at Sea World, Gold Coast, Queensland, Australia. Both bears were orphaned at the age of 9 months and come from the Canadian province of Quebec. Sea World adoped them in 2004 and this shot was taken last year.

They have an underwater viewing gallery in the pool at the enclosure at Seaworld. The glass is kept quite clean which is way cool for taking great shots. [link]

The cub kept on tredding water and swiping at the glass, because he could see his reflection in it, and the silly thing was trying to get the other bear! He did this for about 10 minutes while i kept snapping away at him.

You can see Hudson also in another deviation I submitted [link]

I cut out what was above the water line, in post processing, because I felt it was extremely distracting to the shot and made it look incredibly touristy.

So now that I have taken all the magic & mystery away from this piece, I am sure it will not seem so amazing to you now

Description
A tiny scrap of photoshopping to get rid of all the background scene - all i did was paint over everything you see above the waterline.

Post Edit:
This is Hudson. He is a Polar Bear who lives with his brother Nelson at Sea World, Gold Coast, Queensland, Australia. Both bears were orphaned at the age of 9 months and come from the Canadian province of Quebec. Sea World adoped them in 2004 and this shot was taken last year.

They have an underwater viewing gallery in the pool at the enclosure at Seaworld. The glass is kept quite clean which is way cool for taking great shots. [link]

The cub kept on tredding water and swiping at the glass, because he could see his reflection in it, and the silly thing was trying to get the other bear! He did this for about 10 minutes while i kept snapping away at him.

You can see Hudson also in another deviation I submitted [link]

I cut out what was above the water line, in post processing, because I felt it was extremely distracting to the shot and made it look incredibly touristy.

So now that I have taken all the magic & mystery away from this piece, I am sure it will not seem so amazing to you now