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Eyes of the Migration
© garrettparkinson
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Uploaded: 07/29/14 3:27 PM GMT
Eyes of the Migration
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We went to Tanzania to experience the Great Wildebeast Migration. An Amazing experience! It is incredible to be in the middle of the short grass plains and see Wildebeasts as far as you can see in any direction. Approximately 1,000,000 Wildebeast migrate every year. Among the Wildebeast are some 300,000 Zebras. Zebras have much better vision then Wildebeasts and act as the sentinels of this huge migration. This small group of Zebras was photographed in the tall grass. They were probably on their way to join the bulk of the migration in the short grass.
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.gizmo1
07/29/14 4:54 PM GMT
Great looking capture and stunning detail in this photography and one can see how it difficult for a predator to dingo out one. Plus the composition is one hundred percent and stunning setting you captured these zebra .Did you know that you can see the wildebeest migration trails from space too.
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Every migration needs some officials, Garrett. I suspect these zebras called a lot of fouls to no avail.
Another fine shot of the "Great Outdoors."
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Another fine shot of the "Great Outdoors."
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People are like cameras--sometimes they lose focus.
Garrett, these shots are just fantastic - what a wonderful trip you've experienced. Thank you for sharing these great moments with us.
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Life is a Constant Audition
Zebras are my favorite animals. This is one of the best, most natural shots I've seen.
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This is an excellent true nature and wildlife image. Beautiful!
Tigs♥ =^..^
Tigs♥ =^..^
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Nature in all her glory is my uplift on life and so is my love of photography. sandi ♪ ♫
These zebras look a little shy, not facing you! I love their markings and the fact they are grouped together. Very nice wildlife capture.
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I'm loving this nature series and these zebra are keeping alert to their surrounds. Keep this amazing series coming. Love the Zebra's
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