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InternetJunky posted:More Kenya spam Sure, make me start thinking about spending the money it would take to get me a safari trip. You just keep posting killers.
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She seemed to be doing ok without it thankfully.
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torgeaux posted:Sure, make me start thinking about spending the money it would take to get me a safari trip. You just keep posting killers. No kidding. InternetJunky: These Kenya shots are amazing, you are amazing.  hiding b&w by cha_reckoning, on Flickr My backyard is saturated with what seems like hundreds of squirrels, this guy was just chilling outside my window.
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 Young Bull by torgeaux, on Flickr Coming out of the aspen by torgeaux, on Flickrpulled back the magenta. Can't see much difference, myself.  Young Bull Post-Process by torgeaux, on Flickr
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torgeaux posted:
This is a great pic, but it seems to me to be tinted a bit too much magenta. This happens to me when there's a lot of foliage and the AWB tries to make it less green.
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Fart Amplifier posted:This is a great pic, but it seems to me to be tinted a bit too much magenta. This happens to me when there's a lot of foliage and the AWB tries to make it less green. I'm not great with greens and reds together (color blind). I'll try to pull it back a bit on a reshot at post. Thanks.
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Caribou in Alaska: IMG_3132 on Flickr IMG_3176 on Flickr IMG_3185 on Flickr
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This coyote didn't appreciate my sudden appearance Coyote by Steven Sarginson, on Flickr Coyote by Steven Sarginson, on FlickrNeither did this deer  Deer Jump by Steven Sarginson, on FlickrThis moose gave no fucks  Moose by Steven Sarginson, on Flickr
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You guys with your moose and caribou shots are making me jealous. I was looking at birds that all vanished when I picked up my telephoto. But there were some bees flying around. Would've been sharper if I'd taken off my 2x extender, but I was still pleasantly surprised.  bee by Jason the Hutt, on Flickr
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Deer are kinda boring, but it's still cool to run into them in a forest. Deer by Jason the Hutt, on Flickr Gray whale by Jason the Hutt, on Flickr
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I posted a couble of Bear Cubs here: https://500px.com/photo/93877441/ https://500px.com/photo/93877441/
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Great shot! But, uh, bears at 200mm? Isn't that a range where you start to worry about getting mauled?
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Yeah I watched something the other day; turns out their running speed isn't theoretical. Grizzlies actively chase and kill elk, was some scary poo poo to watch.
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goattrails posted:I posted a couble of Bear Cubs here: https://500px.com/photo/93877441/ You could probably afford to ease up on the vignette quite a bit on that one.
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William T. Hornaday posted:You could probably afford to ease up on the vignette quite a bit on that one. Yea, it looks a lot more pronounced in timg than fullscreen.
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Roe deer on new years' day in the dolomites.  img_0041 by barfish, on Flickr img_0040 by barfish, on FlickrI've still not got my settings down for the tamron 150-600 on a d5100. Feedback/advice always welcome.
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From earlier this year: IMG_2681.jpg by Phase Locked Loop, on Flickr IMG_2831.jpg by Phase Locked Loop, on Flickr IMG_3030.jpg by Phase Locked Loop, on Flickr
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spoof posted:From earlier this year: loving bear has goddamn googly eyes when you're zoomed out on that pic
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spoof posted:
Aren't these one of the most dangerous animals in NA? How are you alive?
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Slavvy posted:Aren't these one of the most dangerous animals in NA? How are you alive? DEET and a bug hat
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WB looks fine to me. Nice shots.
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Caught this guy running for his life Coyote by Steven Sarginson, on Flickr  Coyote by Steven Sarginson, on Flickr  Coyote by Steven Sarginson, on Flickr
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Got a (lovely) 70-300 lens. Now I chase birds and take lovely photos.  Toro (Cocle, Panama) by esa_foto, on Flickr Shadows in the Sky (Cocle, Panama) by esa_foto, on Flickr Sink or Swim (Cocle, Panama) by esa_foto, on Flickr Rooster Portrait (Penonome, Panama) by esa_foto, on Flickr
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Actually, you seem to be doing quite well. I don't think those photos are lovely! That vulture shot is pretty good.
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A lovely 70-300 is better than no 70-300. If you didn't say anything I would have never guessed what lens that was taken with.
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e.pilot posted:A lovely 70-300 is better than no 70-300. That comment was inspired by the crazy amount of chromatic aberrations I observed around the bull just as I went to post these pictures.
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In November of 2013 I went to a conference in Tampa, and spent some time in the vicinity of the Everglades. Alligator!  Off the Beaten Path in Big Cypress 13 by Execudork, on Flickrand while we saw no cougars, we did find this print. I'm pretty convinced this is a cougar print.  Off the Beaten Path in Big Cypress 16 by Execudork, on Flickr
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ExecuDork posted:
According to this site, you seem to be correct. http://www.bear-tracker.com/caninevsfeline.html
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Shot through a fence in the snow. Wish I had time to set up a better shot Moose in the snow by Steven Sarginson, on Flickr
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Wow, you guys are just amazing. Also makes me really want a telephoto. I went on a trip to the Galapagos 9 months ago and just started going through all the pictures. I guess it took a long time for the trip to settle in my mind or something. Going through all of them just after the trip was too daunting. Anyway, here are a handful.  _MG_6387 by Charles Wilkes, on Flickr  _MG_5954 by Charles Wilkes, on Flickr  _MG_5505 by Charles Wilkes, on Flickr  _MG_6100 by Charles Wilkes, on Flickr  _MG_5831 by Charles Wilkes, on Flickr  _MG_6400 by Charles Wilkes, on Flickr
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Rubber Slug posted:Wow, you guys are just amazing. Also makes me really want a telephoto. These are really great. One of these days I'll get there!
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Bothered some deer today Grande Prairie Deer by Steven Sarginson, on Flickr  Grande Prairie Deer by Steven Sarginson, on Flickr  Grande Prairie Deer by Steven Sarginson, on Flickr  Grande Prairie Deer by Steven Sarginson, on Flickr
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I find it a little worrying that a deer is able to get that close to a building. Do they go through your trash and stuff? Disclaimer: never seen a deer.
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Slavvy posted:
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Slavvy posted:I find it a little worrying that a deer is able to get that close to a building. Do they go through your trash and stuff? This is in the middle of a city (in a park). The only real nuisance they cause is wrecking plants and getting hit by cars.
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BetterLekNextTime posted:
A sub-tropical country in the southern hemisphere with no native mammals  The biggest animals I see are cows and sheep.
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Deer are just really big rats, give them the same level of consideration you would any small rodent.
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