My pleasure, and thanks for the compliment, I appreciate it.amazing shots!!
thank you so much for sharing these!
:clap: :clap: :clap: awesome!
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dang gavin! nice work man. love the tiger too. but i will say that giraffes are not boring! those are my favorite mammalian anaimal. haha. nice pics though man, thanks for sharing! also what lens did you use?
those are my favorite mammalian anaimal. haha. nice pics though man, thanks for sharing! also what lens did you use?Thanks Cody.dang gavin! nice work man. love the tiger too. but i will say that giraffes are not boring!
I used a Nikkor Micro 105mm (actually a macro lens) and a Nikkor 55-200mm (a telephoto lens). They were borrowed though.
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awsome. hows that 105mm? god i want one bad. just cant afford it, plain and simple. i have the 70mm to 300mm lens(not great but ok) but i really like a 35 to 55 mm and a 80 to 200mm both killer but outrageous prices.
At least you have more than one lens.
The 105 is a fantastic lens - very sharp, very fast. But like you said, expensive of course.
Glad to hear that.
No, they don't have hyenas. Who likes hyenas anyway - they bully the cheetahs!
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Great pictures Gavin.
I do.
I was hoping to get some great photos of hyenas from you, bu oh well...
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Awesome photos.
I myself primarily use a Sigma 105mm Macro Lens and was wondering if the Nikkor is any better? I have noticed my Sigma is a bit slow to focus unless the subject is almost completely still.
Also, I don't think those Tigers are leucistic....from what I know, "leucistic" means an animal that is completely white (patternless) and has either black or blue eyes.....at least, thats how it is with reptiles.
I myself primarily use a Sigma 105mm Macro Lens and was wondering if the Nikkor is any better? I have noticed my Sigma is a bit slow to focus unless the subject is almost completely still.
Also, I don't think those Tigers are leucistic....from what I know, "leucistic" means an animal that is completely white (patternless) and has either black or blue eyes.....at least, thats how it is with reptiles.
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The photos of the jaguars are really incredible. I'd like to use them as desktops, if that's okay.
Sure
, I'm glad someone actually likes them.
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I love Elephants
One day I'll ride one, better view than Horses - LOL
Those Jaguar Pix are Beautiful also.
- Jason
One day I'll ride one, better view than Horses - LOL
Those Jaguar Pix are Beautiful also.
- Jason
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Yes, the tigers are beautiful.
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wow that would be kool to take a trip there!
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I am quite impressed with the condition of the Zebras. They are all too often overweight at zoos, but those look in excellent shape. Equines just aren't ment to be fat.