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My pet dog 
Katavi NP, Tanzania
Our building is being rennovated, and my boss is going to be temporarily moving into a room with no windows. We're looking at printing out a 20" x 30" of this one to give him something to look at.
-hh
Katavi NP, Tanzania
Our building is being rennovated, and my boss is going to be temporarily moving into a room with no windows. We're looking at printing out a 20" x 30" of this one to give him something to look at.
-hh
I would dig a wall sized mural of that huge dog!
This is a Florida pigeon... aka seagull in other parts of the world.
They're not called seagulls everywhere. My parents live on Delaware Bay, so they of course have to call them baygulls
Here's another couple of puppies...same trip, Ruaha National Park:
Since we're trying to go for an 'outdoor' look, we've been having some debate over the question of if the image needs to show a skyline or not. The first elephant shot doesn't, but this does, etc.
I'll try to have a quick look through some other candidates this weekend and put up a new thread.
-hh
Katavi NP, Tanzania
Our building is being rennovated, and my boss is going to be temporarily moving into a room with no windows. We're looking at printing out a 20" x 30" of this one to give him something to look at.
-hh
20 X 30? Make it cover the whole wall! That will be interesting!
Wow. That is close. Did you have any lens converters on there, or you just mega talented! And how do you get that close to a dragonfly, let alone get it to sit still?
I know this is kind of a cheesy picture of a dolphin, but she was in the wild.
I see them every day if it's glassy... early morning they swim by and sometimes show off in the waves. Timing and where to point the lens can be challenging as the dolphins only reveal themselves occasionaly and they've always moved somewhere else.
I see them every day if it's glassy... early morning they swim by and sometimes show off in the waves. Timing and where to point the lens can be challenging as the dolphins only reveal themselves occasionaly and they've always moved somewhere else.
I know this is kind of a cheesy picture of a dolphin, but she was in the wild.
I see them every day if it's glassy... early morning they swim by and sometimes show off in the waves. Timing and where to point the lens can be challenging as the dolphins only reveal themselves occasionaly and they've always moved somewhere else.
Do you/Have you had any close encounters?
I get mixed feelings around the dolphins. On the one hand, they're arch-enemies with the sharks, so I feel more comfortable seeing the mammal version of the dorsal fin.
On the other hand, I have paddled very close to a pod of them, and got the eery feeling that if they considered me a threat (their younguns were present) I could have a real problem! Truthfully, tho - never been any closer than this
at Sea World.
