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Fauna

It takes slow and deliberate patience to take pictures of animals. The lighting is seldom right, the animals don't know when to smile for the camera and the moments are fleeting. With a bit of luck and some determination I get a picture that I am happy with now and then.
Mother gibbon with newborn.jpg
Mother gibbon with newborn.jpg		 Yellow Crowned Night Heron
Yellow Crowned Night Heron		 red tailed green rat snake
red tailed green rat snake		 swan 1
swan 1
swan 2
swan 2		 swan 3
swan 3		 bee
bee		 bird silhouette
bird silhouette
crocodile
crocodile		 embracing swans
embracing swans		 frog
frog		 gorilla
gorilla
goslings
goslings		 heron at dawn
heron at dawn		 humming bird
humming bird		 ibis
ibis
june bug
june bug		 koi #1
koi #1		 koi #2
koi #2		 lion
lion
peacock
peacock		 python
python		 Hawaiian dove
Hawaiian dove		 wild dog
wild dog
wild horse
wild horse		 wasp
wasp		 Loon from a kayak
Loon from a kayak

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Hasina 19-Jan-2005 00:05
Bonjour monsieur,
Ces photos sont très belle, c'est probablement une de mes galleries favorites de votre site. Vous avez aussi raison à propos de la difficulté de prendre des photos d'animaux. Je rencontre plusieurs difficultées à prendre des photos de mes lapins quand mes chiens sont en train de me sauter dessus. Continue le bon travail!
Lee Otsubo19-Sep-2004 17:56
I like your Embracing Swans and Crocodile best. I'm impressed that you're pushing ISO. So many new dSLR users are afraid to use high ISO for fear of dealing with noise. Are you using something like Noise Ninja or Neat Image to control the noise? You've come a long way from the Kodak and your eye is only getting better if that's possible.
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