Your best animal shots!

[Click]

So cute.

Very nice pictures, Vern and Wiebe.

 

[sedwards]

i got to see this littl fella and 2 of his siblings really close on a recent walk through a park. It was overcast and the trees werent helping with the light either. uncropped
1D mrk4 400f5.6
1/1600 , f5.6
iso 6400
_DIV7492 by Stuart Edwards, on Flickr

 

[Click]

Very nice picture, Stuart.

 

[Jack Douglas]

Very nice picture, Stuart.

Really nice pose.

Jack

 

[Nat_WA]

i got to see this littl fella and 2 of his siblings really close on a recent walk through a park. It was overcast and the trees werent helping with the light either. uncropped
1D mrk4 400f5.6
1/1600 , f5.6
iso 6400

Very nice, Stuart
Alert and ready to run when danger is perceived...

Wiebe

 

[Jack Douglas]

Nothing recent but this guy wandered into my yard in 2015 and was completely unwilling to leave before sampling everything in sight.

Jack

 

[Click]

Nothing recent but this guy wandered into my yard in 2015 and was completely unwilling to leave before sampling everything in sight.

Jack

Cool ! 8)

Nice pictures, Jack.

 

[Jack Douglas]

Nothing recent but this guy wandered into my yard in 2015 and was completely unwilling to leave before sampling everything in sight.

Jack

Cool ! 8)

Nice pictures, Jack.

Thanks. The fun is in the experience.

Jack

 

[AlanF]

Nothing recent but this guy wandered into my yard in 2015 and was completely unwilling to leave before sampling everything in sight.

Jack

Reminds me of someone....

 

[AlanF]

Orangutan in the wild in Borneo. A shy old boy who needs some eye surgery.

 

[AlanF]

I don't normally do animal shots because there are so few opportunities in England. A bit different in Borneo. All the shots were in the wild, and you had to be quick on the draw. Silvered leaf monkey taken from when we were in a boat, not the monkeys MikeH. I used the 400mm with 2xTC.

 

[lion rock]

AlanF,
Great shots.
The 2nd., image is beautiful!
-r

I don't normally do animal shots because there are so few opportunities in England. A bit different in Borneo. All the shots were in the wild, and you had to be quick on the draw. Silvered leaf monkey taken from when we were in a boat, not the monkeys MikeH. I used the 400mm with 2xTC.

 

[Click]

Very nice series, Alan. I especially like the 2nd picture. Well done.

 

[Jack Douglas]

Very nice series, Alan. I especially like the 2nd picture. Well done.

+1 I bet you were thankful for 800 mm but it probably was a bit awkward packing it around - was it a group thing with others with you?

Jack

 

[Valvebounce]

Hi Alan.
Really nice shots, particularly the flying monkey, really cool to see I bet.

Cheers, Graham.

 

[AlanF]

Very nice series, Alan. I especially like the 2nd picture. Well done.

+1 I bet you were thankful for 800 mm but it probably was a bit awkward packing it around - was it a group thing with others with you?

Jack

Just the 400mm with the 2xTC, quite tiny really. It was just the wife and me plus local guide and boatman.

 

[AlanF]

Thanks everyone!

 

[AlanF]

I managed to track down a CR troll in the forest. Now you know what he looks like.

 

[Click]

I managed to track down a CR troll in the forest. Now you know what he looks like.

;D

Very nice pictures, Alan.

 

[Jack Douglas]

I managed to track down a CR troll in the forest. Now you know what he looks like.

;D

Very nice pictures, Alan.

I thought you were going to say you found your long lost relatives.

Jack