Getting close-up pictures of giant brown bears sounds like a very dangerous proposition, yet if you watch this video carefully, you’ll recognize the real estate where most of the video and telephoto images of brown bears are captured. A special pass is required to photograph at McNeil River, but once there, it’s an experience of a lifetime.
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