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Australasian Safari 2012
Evening all. Spent last week shooting this event. Its a very well co-ordinated event attracting competitors from all of the globe.
Thought I'd share an image or 3. Rather than the obligatory cars, bike, quads and buggies e.g.;  I really enjoyed the wildlife and other oddities like this little guy..  and this..  and old farm houses etc.  WA has such a different kind of light to play with. A very refreshing event despite the distances travelled.. Thanks for looking. Nikons.
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Some very nice shots there, Sylvia. With the first one, I think you can improve the drama if you crop down to just above the tree and also in a bit from the left.
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Hi Murray, Thanks for the comments. The one pic I used instead of the hundreds of other event shots I took, was qualified with a "rather than". hahaha next time I'll think about using a better shot. However here's another angle on it for you to consider. Thanks again.   Nikons.
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nice squirrel.
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No amount of processing will fix bad composition - trust me i have tried.
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How neat is that little lizard
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