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First weekend with new 300mm lens - #3 - Snow Leopard

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First weekend with new 300mm lens - #3 - Snow Leopard

Postby losfp on Mon Aug 24, 2009 12:10 am

Normally the big cats just lie there and sleep, making for rather boring photos. I got lucky, with a pose straight down the barrel of the lens.

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Re: First weekend with new 300mm lens - #3 - Snow Leopard

Postby aim54x on Mon Aug 24, 2009 12:39 am

nice and sharp there! A bit more eye contact would have been nice but I guess you get what you can if you want to see the rest of the zoo!
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Re: First weekend with new 300mm lens - #3 - Snow Leopard

Postby losfp on Mon Aug 24, 2009 10:11 am

I figure that's pretty much as good as it gets from one of the big cats at the zoo!! :)

So inconsiderate.. How dare they just lie there and sleep all day with no consideration for us photographers.. ;)
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Re: First weekend with new 300mm lens - #3 - Snow Leopard

Postby eric_r on Mon Aug 24, 2009 4:00 pm

Very nice, i love how the front legs are straight on to the camera leading you.

Is this Taronga you'r talking about? Arrgh Brisbane zoos suck lol... Other than a couple of Tigers, there are zero big cats readily on display in the whole state!
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Re: First weekend with new 300mm lens - #3 - Snow Leopard

Postby eric_r on Mon Aug 24, 2009 4:07 pm

Very nice, i love how the front legs are straight on to the camera leading you.

Is this Taronga you'r talking about? Arrgh Brisbane zoos suck lol... Other than a couple of Tigers, there are zero big cats readily on display in the whole state!
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Re: First weekend with new 300mm lens - #3 - Snow Leopard

Postby losfp on Mon Aug 24, 2009 4:13 pm

Yep, this is Taronga Zoo.
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