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Hier noch einmal ein Ausschnitt eines meiner ... ach was soll ich sagen, eines meiner Bilder.
Die Nikon D7100 mit dem 300mm/2.8 + Konverter bietet ungeahnte Möglichkeiten...
Wenn ihr Safari-langweilig werdet...kann ich es nicht ändern...ich hab noch das eine oder andere Bild vor mir und ich freu mich drauf!
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just a crop capture from one of my previous captures - see below.
100% crop from the Nikon D7100 + 300/2.8 + converter 1.4
Species native to subsaharan Africa, the Middle East, China and Southeast Asia as far as Java. A carnivore with a wide range of prey animals from antelopes to rats.
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55mm / 160th / f9 / iso400
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Oi, meninas!
Tava há muito tempo pra fazer essa nail art, mas dessa vez fiz diferente...
Geralmente uso como fundo o Citrino Nude (Risque) e o Vision (um marrom bizarrinho encontrado num balaio... da Risque) para fazer as manchinhas.
E acho que o pulo do gato esta em usar tinta acrílica (substituindo o esmalte preto) para contornar as manchinhas... A tinta não seca tão rápido e é bem mais fácil de trabalhar do que o esmalte. Sem contar que permite fazer pontinhos bem pequenininhos, coisa que não rola com esmalte, e assim a definição fica bem melhor.
Então, aí está a minha versão colorida das oncinhas.
E, sem carimbo!!
Espero que gostem!
Beijinhos e bom ano novo!
This is Rockfig Jr, a female leopard we encountered on the second morning of our safari in the Timbavati Private Game Reserve.
This image would have to be my absolute favourite from the safari, and it was an intense experience to be only a few metres from Rockfig Jr as she rested in the grass.
I had a really great exhibition opening and have sold quite a few works so far which has been a pleasant surprise. I have however felt quite spent since then and have lacked my usual drive.
I feel totally uninspired and everything I have shot since just ends up being shelved.
I thought a few days break would be good to catch up with family and other things I have neglected.
This shot from earlier this year was waiting in the wings and was just right for today.
Hope you are all well and happy and I will visit your streams.
Check this kitty up close & View On Black
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The Amur leopard at the Oregon zoo is one of the most impressive animals I've ever had the honor to meet. Shortly after taking this photo, I got the idea to make a sound to catch his attention, and found myself completely stunned as Freddy set his gaze on me. I forgot to hold down the shutter! So alas, the moment was lost from a photographic standpoint. But it's something that I certainly will never forget. The intensity of his gaze, and the almost-human depth in his eyes. It was, quite possibly, the look of one who questions the purpose of their own existance. That really shocked me, and, in a way, forced me to reconsider what it means to be human...
Thank you, Freddy, for the wonderful lesson.
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