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Click said:Lloyd said:Here are a few from last year’s trip to Yellowstone and the Tetons:
Majestic landscape. Very nice shot.
Thank you for the kind words. This was a very memorable event. When I arrived the momma moose and her two calves were grazing in the river within twenty feet of several people who were already at the scene.The only downside to the day was that the mountains were almost completely obstructed by smoke from a nearby forest fire. I have always been nervous around moose as they can get very aggressive. This momma did not care the slightest about the people nearby and she moved in so close you could hear the bubbles from her nose when she placed her head in the water. It is these moments that keep me coming back to the Tetons and Yellowstone. The whole string of these photos can be found at:
http://www.pbase.com/lebthree/moose_schwabacher_landing_teton&page=all
Kindest Regards, Lloyd
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Click said:Lloyd said:Here are a few from last year’s trip to Yellowstone and the Tetons:
Majestic landscape. Very nice shot.
+1 8)
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Some more pics from Africa 
Big Bull by Darlip, on Flickr
Elephant B&W by Darlip, on Flickr
Time for a bath by Darlip, on Flickr
Black Rhino B&W by Darlip, on Flickr
Big Bull by Darlip, on Flickr
Elephant B&W by Darlip, on Flickr
Time for a bath by Darlip, on Flickr
Black Rhino B&W by Darlip, on Flickr
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rpt said:He is very brave facing up to a bull elephant with a 70-300!Click said:Darlip said:Some more pics from Africa
Very nice B&W pictures. I love your first one. Great shot.
Excellent pics.
Cheers guys, EXIF reads 155mm so it was close enough
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Some shots from Zambia
Zambian Lioness by Darlip, on Flickr
Tree Lion by Darlip, on Flickr
Zambian Lioness in B&W by Darlip, on Flickr
Zambian Lioness by Darlip, on Flickr
Tree Lion by Darlip, on Flickr
Zambian Lioness in B&W by Darlip, on Flickr
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Darlip said:rpt said:He is very brave facing up to a bull elephant with a 70-300!Click said:Darlip said:Some more pics from Africa
Very nice B&W pictures. I love your first one. Great shot.
Excellent pics.
Cheers guys, EXIF reads 155mm so it was close enough
Hi Darlip, Like them all but the first one of the Big Guy is a cracker, well done.
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eml58 said:
Click said:Darlip said:
Some shots from Zambia
Lovely shots. I really like the fist one. Nice job.
Thank you guys
Btw looking forward to seeing those polarbears Eml, I hope you have luck with seeing a lot of unmarked ones as what I heard they are tagging a lot of em now using spray-paint...
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Lloyd said:Click said:Lloyd said:Here are a few from last year’s trip to Yellowstone and the Tetons:
Majestic landscape. Very nice shot.
Thank you for the kind words. This was a very memorable event. When I arrived the momma moose and her two calves were grazing in the river within twenty feet of several people who were already at the scene.The only downside to the day was that the mountains were almost completely obstructed by smoke from a nearby forest fire. I have always been nervous around moose as they can get very aggressive. This momma did not care the slightest about the people nearby and she moved in so close you could hear the bubbles from her nose when she placed her head in the water. It is these moments that keep me coming back to the Tetons and Yellowstone. The whole string of these photos can be found at:
http://www.pbase.com/lebthree/moose_schwabacher_landing_teton&page=all
Kindest Regards, Lloyd
Love this picture and the whole set. One of my "photography life goals" is to take a quality picture of a moose. I'm so fond of them I even have a moose decal on my rear windshield 8).
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