Jack,
> You were rewarded with an absolutely great elephant
> shot. Stance and ear position couldn't be better.
Thanks.
> Zoo feed might be worked with to make it
> less obvious..or not.
Yeah, I guess I could atleast crop it a bit more on the bottom...
> Others have a zoo snapshot appearance
> (Lion, also, since she is looking at the camera)
I understand your point, and appreciate the comments. Thanks again.
- Jerome
--- Jerome Reyes <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> A handful of new photos from Friday & Saturday @ the
> zoo:
>
> http://www.exposedfilm.net/vaz0285.htm
> http://www.exposedfilm.net/vaz0328.htm
> http://www.exposedfilm.net/vaz0311.htm
> http://www.exposedfilm.net/vaz0298.htm
> http://www.exposedfilm.net/g1_nbg01.htm
>
> The last is actually from a few weeks ago @ the
> norfolk botanical garden.
> For the fist one, I had to wait about an hour for
> the giraffe to move into
> place (between the trees), and I think he stayed
> there all of 15 seconds.
> The ostrich shot was a bonus shot for me since I was
> already packing up
> after the giraffe shot, and thought I was done for
> the day. Then I looked
> up and saw him glaring thru the trees. Good thing I
> pack slow.
>
> Comments welcomed as always. Also feel free to
> peruse the older photos, too.
> Lens / Camera / Film info given on most shots via
> image rollover.
> http://www.exposedfilm.net/gallery1.htm
