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A herd of Tule Elk rests and grazes near a pond at Tomales Point, California, as one bull digs its antlers into the earthy ground.
This wide, static shot captures a group of Tule Elk in their natural habitat at Tomales Point, located on the Point Reyes Peninsula in California. The scene unfolds on a grassy hillside, with a small, tranquil pond in the immediate foreground, its surface reflecting the subtle hues of the sky. In the mid-ground, a magnificent Tule Elk bull, distinguished by its impressive antlers, is observed actively digging and scraping its antlers into the earthy ground, creating a divot as it works the soil. Nearby, another elk stands, calmly grazing on the surrounding green and golden grasses. Several other Tule Elk are scattered across the landscape; some are visible resting peacefully on the ground, while others continue to graze, showcasing their natural behaviors within the serene environment. The hillside provides a backdrop of textured dry grasses and scattered brush, characteristic of this coastal region. The footage was captured with a Blackmagic Pocket Cinema Camera 6K G2 at a high resolution of 6144x3456 and a frame rate of 50 frames per second. It boasts a 16-bit depth, with an ISO setting of 200 and a white point of 3150 Kelvin, ensuring detailed and vibrant imagery.