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 by mudder on Tue Mar 01, 2005 10:17 pm
G'day all,
Just uploaded a few from the Werribee Zoo photo extravaganza 
More shots of the same animals, similar angles etc. 80-400VR, it's always interesting to see the differences... Haven't much time to play, been a boring work person sigh... 
Anyway, have a gander... 
To the members that went: There's a folder for each of you (sent the password in PM), there's plenty of room to upload anything you'd like to provide to the Zoo as each file is only about 100-150k or so... Once they're uploaded, I'll work out getting higher quality (ie: higher res, less compressed) ones from you.
Anyway, Cheers all...
Mudder
http://www.pixspot.com./thumbnails.php?album=294Aka Andrew
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by Nicole on Wed Mar 02, 2005 6:33 pm
I'm still loving that baby rhino! the meerkats are pretty cool too. You could probably lighten up the baby rhino pic a bit. It's nice you got it on the run with a catch light in it's eye! Great pics Mudder.
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