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Too close for comfort
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Uploaded: 08/16/09 10:47 PM GMT
Too close for comfort
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Photography->Reptiles/amphibians
EJ / 100k_xle has generously sent me a series of unprocessed photographs for me to edit, & upload, as I've been unable to take any photos myself recently.
I'm told this is a 12 foot Gator, & he only got so close because it's blind in the left eye. Here's a special link for you EJ that I hope will bring a wry smile to your face. (o:
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::tigger3
08/16/09 11:04 PM GMT
Phil, His close up is superb and combined with your editing, well my friend - this is superb. I do wonder what could have happened to the gator's eye? It's nice to see some of E.J.'s images once again, but I have been enjoying the collages very much. ♪ ♫ :)sandi♪ =^..^=
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Nature in all her glory is my uplift on life and so is my love of photography.
sandi ♪ ♫
Very good alligator photo,the clarity is very good,you did a very good work,it is nice of 100k_xle (EJ) too.
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I wouldn't believe that story from EJ. The truth is, he and the gator were up all night drinking, and that's why the eye looks like that. Nice work on the picture.
Jimbob
Jimbob
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CUZIN JASPER SAYS HOWDY
Remarkable close up of this gator Phil..has wonderful detail, clarity and colour. Boy he looks like he's really close, watch your step my friend, they are fast.
That's wonderful that E J is helping out.
That's wonderful that E J is helping out.
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Talk about "keeping an eye out for you!" Great editing of EJ's fine shot Phlossie. I hope nothing is seriously wrong that you can't get out. I will look forward to more.
TicK
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Insure what you touch during your lifetime, is not coated with the fingerprints of apathy....Tick
A great edit job on this one eyed wonder, Phil. I'd still be leary of getting close. I've been blind in one eye all my life and there's not much that slips by me. Great post and thanks to E.J.
Ed
Ed
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Enjoy nature, Take nothing but photographs and leave nothing but footprints
Good shot of the gator. I am not sure I would have trusted my luck to a blind eye. With my luck I would have found a gator with a sense of smell. LOL.
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Billy
blind or not...you couldn't pay me to take that picture...hahaha... Nice work EJ. and thanks Phil for sharing with us.
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Will you edit my posts too, Phil? I could use the help
cause I'm doing a lousy job. lol Well done job here and I was wondering why gators have red eyes until I read the comments. Actually, I knew they weren't red, but I didn't know why this one was. Gives him character.
cause I'm doing a lousy job. lol Well done job here and I was wondering why gators have red eyes until I read the comments. Actually, I knew they weren't red, but I didn't know why this one was. Gives him character.
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“Life is precious; therefore, do not waste it by doing things mechanically without love. We should try to put love into everything we do.”
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I have these fellows living in my backyard (I live in Florida). Not as big as this one but just as dangerous. I'm hoping to get a good shot of one soon.
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