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werewolf in colchester lol
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Uploaded: 01/29/09 9:59 PM GMT
werewolf in colchester lol
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i went to colchester zoo at the weekend with nigel, i have to say the weather and light was awful! i was shooting on 800 iso (ick) and still most of my stuff was not in focus cos not enough light, anyway, i rescued this one, converted it to black and white cos i didnt like the colour, but i do quite like it black and white, it was a shame the light was so awful between the rain cos we had a great view of the wolves interacting with each other!
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::biffobear
01/29/09 10:01 PM GMT
Interacting..Whooooo saucy....But i like it..Rx.
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Schizophrenia beats being alone.
Nice shot Jan, looks like he is just about to sort someone out!
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i like it in black and white. it's a good photograph. beautiful animal.
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He looks like Jack Nicholson. He was always interacting in the movie Wolf. Looks good in B/W. If I knew how I would put him in my photo of Wolf Moon. I think it would spark up my photo. Yours doesn't need it.
As to the werewolf. I would check Sir Nigels K9 teeth.
Good post Dimps.
As to the werewolf. I would check Sir Nigels K9 teeth.
Good post Dimps.
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Check the shadows to see if you are there
I love it :)
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precious face - you caught a moment before the attack judging by the hair standing on the neck. Boris the Dog got stuck to this image - must have sensed own blood ...
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Marzena
Thought you'd got a shot of Nigel under a full-moon! Mrs b and I have a large charcoal and chalk drawing of a wolf which is one of our favourites and this is pretty similar. The detail in marvellous especially considering the conditions. I love it Jan.
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The truth is, you really should see My Gallery.
Whoa there lil doggie!!
8~)
That's an amazing portrait and striking in the B&W J-gal!!
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That's an amazing portrait and striking in the B&W J-gal!!
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Why do the pictures come out square when the lens is round??
I would not want to be whatever he is so fixed on, it is about to meet with death! Fine capture.
Stan
Stan
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Wolves are incredible creatures and so mystical. Beautiful B&W of this powerful creature.(they say the wolves can hypontize with their eyes!) Well done!
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Great shot, considering the ISO you had to use! B & W is nice also.
Winona
Winona
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Incredible attitude on this shot.
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Like your take on this One Jan.
Mighty Fine !
E J
Mighty Fine !
E J
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This Image GRABBED my EYE. That's Why I Stopped By.
Thanks For Sharing ! Never argue with an idiot. They drag you down to their level and then beat you with experience
Very nice Jan, get a couple or three of those and you could make a coat. LOL
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I like the feel that black and white gives your image.
Both yours and Nigel's submissions have a nice texture
to them.
Both yours and Nigel's submissions have a nice texture
to them.
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You did get one then! I like the shape he's making, all hunched forward like that and ready for action. It's a shame the weather was so rotten but we got 25% off for next time ;-)
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"A camera is an instrument that teaches people how to see without a camera." Dorothea Lange
I like the use of black and white for this one. It works well. Lyn.
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"It's a Wolif"!..
Exciting details in this due to your working it!...the attention on that animals face is precious!..
Exciting details in this due to your working it!...the attention on that animals face is precious!..
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Looks great and mystical in B&W! I like it.
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When you're through with life and all hope is lost.
Hold out your hand 'cos friends will be friends - right till the end.
Pretty well rescued I reckon. He's got that focus thing going on and the close crop really makes that focus particularly impactful.
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What a great capture Jan! It´s a ver beautiful animal too. Like it.. Mich
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You managed to keep the detail well considering the conditions and the picture works well in B&W.
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It is a wonderful capture and the b&w is perfect for this. The details are excellent. You did great on this shot!
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SEFA
That is a great black and white capture and I especially like the pose. It's different. great post.
Pat
Pat
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Wow Jan. The black and white and your added softness to this is superb. I saw it and thought to myself... woooooow. This is really beautiful. I love it Jan. I'll be adding it to the faves. :)
-Emily
-Emily
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I enjoyed it Jan. In fact I added it to my favorites.
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