Really. Do you think all the great wildlife shots in outdoor photographer and other magazines are shot in places other than National parks, from blinds around feeders etc... These guys don't just walk around the woods with huge lenses and 800 asa film hoping to find something that will sit still long enough for them to shoot it. They go to where the pickings are good and work it. I'm not talking about tame animals from a zoo, I'm talking about animals that have grown accustomed to people and allow a fairly close approach. These do not take away from the editorial value of a shot...
In a message dated 3/12/03 9:33:39 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: >the editorial value of such shots is less, if you submit to a publication >that cares about these things.
