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Date: Fri, 14 Feb 2003 07:26:07 -0800
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From: Carl Cook 
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Your giraffe shot is nothing short of amazing! The groupings are perfect. 
the lighting superb and as far as luck goes? Yes, you got lucky because all 
the elements positioned themselves for this perfect shot -- and put you in 
place to get it -- but it was your skill and sense of timing that got the 
scene on film (digital card)?

This photo would be at home in old LIFE magazine, in National Geographic, 
or any high-end publication  (try Nature's Best). It would also look 
terrific as a painted mural.

Fantastic !

Carl


>Zebra in Frame
>http://www2.photosig.com/viewphoto.php?id=711842
>
>This one has been resubmitted after some welcome suggestions from
>members of this forum. Would appreciate any feedback (and if possible
>some PhotoSIG critiques) on this one, as I have plans for the photo!
>
>Court is Now In Session!
>http://www2.photosig.com/viewphoto.php?id=712925
>
>This picture was an amazingly lucky shot. I had taken about 5 pictures
>of a group of giraffe in the Tala Game Reserve (South Africa) when they
>moved into this position. Couldn't believe I was seeing what looked like
>this sort of interaction from a group of animals not normally seen close
>together in large bundles.




>e-mail: clcook{at}olywa.net

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