Your best animal shots!

[pentelaravi]

Another one from Great Smoky Mountains National Park.

 

[pentelaravi]

This one from Zoo Atlanta. I was 10 feet away(Glass door in between).

 

[Sharad.Medhavi]

To get us moooooving... ;D

Really cool!

 

[Sharad.Medhavi]

The Lion family - Bannerghatta National Park Safari by Sharad Medhavi, on Flickr

 

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Nice shot Sharad.

 

[candyman]

This was an interesting scene to watch: The Lynx is climbing a tree.
The branch is about 3,5 meter off the ground.
It is not a quality photo but it was interesting to see him climbing. Obviously looking for something (food?) up there.

 

[Mooney]

IMG_4543 by Mooney1908, on Flickr

0750 by Mooney1908, on Flickr

7774 by Mooney1908, on Flickr

 

[Click]

Nice series. I especially like your last picture.

 

[Andy_Hodapp]

Western Sheepmoth - Hemileuca eglanterina Canon s100

Western Sheepmoth by Andy Hodapp, on Flickr

 

[sedwards]

future 10 pointers

3N1A1030 by Stuart Edwards, on Flickr

 

[DominoDude]

Here's a shot that I'm really pleased with, but from the number of views and comments in other places that I've posted it in, it probably sucks in ways I don't comprehend. Feel free to tear me a new one (in a constructive way if possible).

European fire-bellied toad - Bombina bombina - Klockgroda

Original found here -> https://500px.com/photo/114615105/european-fire-bellied-toad-bombina-bombina-by-jonas-emmertz

 

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Very nice picture, DominoDude.

 

[sedwards]

bambi
i shot this from my truck handheld while still moving. i got lucky that it came out as good as it did.
3N1A1119-Edit by Stuart Edwards, on Flickr

 

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So cute Nicely done, Stuart.

 

[Valvebounce]

Hi DominoDude.
Very nice shot, love the symmetry of the ripples, if I had to find a fault it would be the DOF is too shallow, farthest side of the toad is in the bokeh. I realise this may be because of poor light to keep the ISO down.
All in all a fine shot, I started to wonder if most of my shots were just crap, no views :'( then I realised that there are way more photos out there than there are people to look at them, you have to entice people to your shots, tags seem to help as I had one of my worst shots commented on within minutes of uploading.

Cheers, Graham.

Here's a shot that I'm really pleased with, but from the number of views and comments in other places that I've posted it in, it probably sucks in ways I don't comprehend. Feel free to tear me a new one (in a constructive way if possible).

European fire-bellied toad - Bombina bombina - Klockgroda

Original found here -> https://500px.com/photo/114615105/european-fire-bellied-toad-bombina-bombina-by-jonas-emmertz

 

[Kerry B]

Series of images taken during a downpour in the Masai Mara. ISO between 3200 and 4000 to keep shutter speed high. Waited over 2 hours to gets the shot and all over so quick. Canon 5D Mk111 and 300f2.8 mk11 lens.

 

[candyman]

Series of images taken during a downpour in the Masai Mara. ISO between 3200 and 4000 to keep shutter speed high. Waited over 2 hours to gets the shot and all over so quick. Canon 5D Mk111 and 300f2.8 mk11 lens.

Wonderful! That's it with photography....very often patience to get that specific shot. Well done!

 

[Kerry B]

Thanks candyman, really appreciated.

 

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Series of images taken during a downpour in the Masai Mara. ISO between 3200 and 4000 to keep shutter speed high. Waited over 2 hours to gets the shot and all over so quick. Canon 5D Mk111 and 300f2.8 mk11 lens.

It was worth waiting to take your shots. Well done, Kerry.

 

[Kerry B]

Early morning in Kicheche near the Masai Mara, followed this Giraffe and could't believe our luck, walked on the horizon, stopped for a quick look and carried on walking into the rising sun. Moments like this are so magical and this is why I love wildlife photography. Canon 5D Mk111 with 300f2.8 Mk11 lens.