neanderthaler with rabbit

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It looks like he caught that rabbit with his hands. I like this shot but I'm having trouble with wondering what he did to that rabbit. It's weird but the rabbit doesn't look scared so it really has my curiosity aroused. Great selective focus!

This is a skillfully executed photograph which shows very competent mastery of the medium. I can't think of any way to improve it. Focus may be a little far forward, but excellent for a moving shot like this. Like many good photographs, the subject matter will disturb some and amuse others. I find it disturbing (no offense to you, you just documented it - and with a lot of finesse, I might add). I once hunted rabbits (although, thankfully, not very successfully). Now we have two rabbits in our house as pets and those two little rabbits have taught me a lot about what gentle creatures they are (and caused me a deal of remorse for ever having hunted a rabbit). I think if someone grabbed my rabbit like this, I would have to grab his butt the same way, before tossing him out. :) No offense intended, this shot just struck a chord for me. Please visit my gallery, comments are welcome. Thanks.

I too find this photo disturbing but it tells us story wich we don't know the ending.I think that is what I find disturbing the most.I think your picture will arouse some interesting conversations.Thanks for sharing.

I hope this rabbit ain't a real living creature as ain't a neanderthal man, 'cause otherwise I begin to see despair in the rabbit's eyes.. Anyway this picture is powerful and extraordinary, and, almost sick. I hope you know what I mean.

Noora, that's what I wanted to say. This rabbit is in a lot of distress. Rabbit has ears back and lips curled up - she/he is terrified.

Yes Steve, those lips.. I hope this was gotten with no more than one shot.