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Really Impala Rams
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Uploaded: 04/03/06 8:03 PM GMT
Really Impala Rams
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Ok, here we have really three Impala rams, also taken in the Kruger National Park. Enjoy
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.AUBREY
04/03/06 9:27 PM GMT
Nice shot -
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Hey Marietha,
Nice picture. Three African Chevrolets. Nice looking critters. Where's the Lions?
Nice picture. Three African Chevrolets. Nice looking critters. Where's the Lions?
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Landscape photography is the supreme test of the photographer - and often the supreme disappointment. -Ansel Adams,.........
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Great capture. How did you get that close? Great display of front and rear markings. I like the expression of the face of the one standing sideways. The way the three are positioned adds variety to the way the lines flow in the composition. Good work.
Pat
Pat
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A fantastic capture of these beautiful animals. I like how they are all standing at different positions...seems so natural. Excellent work.
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Do not go where the path may lead, go instead where there is no path and leave a trail.....Ralph Waldo Emerson
Nice shot Marietha , I love the Kruger park how lucky you are living so close. Thanks for sharing this lovely photo.
Auline
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I really like the natural colours of this one.
Hmm, wondering if you took regmar's advice and caught your subject matter in the sunlight to resolve the 'light issues?' Easier said than done, I suspect, as you are at the mercy of their movements. But, this is better. Simple.
And I really, really don't across as nitpicking here, but, perhaps you could have gone ever so slightly deeper with the DOF. As this image stands, it is a standout at full size ... truly. There is some detail that I feel could be sacrificed in the foreground and moved onto the Impalas. Just a thought.
Your talent is really coming to the forefront. And that ... that is all due to and credit towards the natural eye you have possessed all along.
Beautiful and graceful creatures. Thanks for giving us the lion's perspective here. ;o)
Hmm, wondering if you took regmar's advice and caught your subject matter in the sunlight to resolve the 'light issues?' Easier said than done, I suspect, as you are at the mercy of their movements. But, this is better. Simple.
And I really, really don't across as nitpicking here, but, perhaps you could have gone ever so slightly deeper with the DOF. As this image stands, it is a standout at full size ... truly. There is some detail that I feel could be sacrificed in the foreground and moved onto the Impalas. Just a thought.
Your talent is really coming to the forefront. And that ... that is all due to and credit towards the natural eye you have possessed all along.
Beautiful and graceful creatures. Thanks for giving us the lion's perspective here. ;o)
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The real voyage of discovery consists not in seeking new landscapes,
but in having new eyes.
- Marcel Proust
pretty, these animals make me my times for lands of Angola in the decada one of seventy, many parabens
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Very very well done good job on the frame as well Keep up the good work
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Keep your eyes open there will always be a challenge to tackle
Hello Marietha......When we view a photograph of wildlife, our eyes always look straight to the eye of the animal similar to the same way we establish eye contact with another person and this you have done on the middle deer....The natural drama was there, just waiting for you to capture it.....Theres nothing more exciting than capturing a spectacular image of a wild animal in its natural environment...Well done...All the best...Mick.
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