mirkal
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This one was a challenge. Open shutter for 15 minutes, each statue illuminated by a spot light (simple electric torch) for some 20 seconds depending on size. The last one was at quite a distance from my camera I didn't realized that so I had to run back in order to finish the exposure. Lot of fun doing this set of images, spent there all night alone so after all I could catch the first light as well. Surreal place indeed, love it.
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Not commenting on photo Franz, it is a good journalistic kind of shot capturing a quite a rare moment indeed. Well done. Nothing personal please but what I really dislike is the use of those noble gorgeous animals for such a ridiculous and pathetic "shows" . Not many people know how much struggle and cruel torture is hidden behind so called "training" these animals have to overcome since very young age to perform completely unnaturally like this elephant had to do . There is nothing brave in trainer behavior as somebody mentioned, these animals are scared to death to do something else they were asked and cruelly trained to do, they know very well a brutal punishment will come after if.... Use of wild animals in this kind of shows has to be banned worldwide. Period.
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Wow! haven't seen this one yet! Absolutely gorgeous composition, square framing is the must on this image and all about this image is just outstanding my friend. I love this image, it si probably one of the best square compositions and subject selection I seen! Really fine fine work! What a beauty, I'm surprised nobody realized how fine this image is in all aspects.
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Martín Pescador, alta velocidad VII. Common Kingfisher. Alcedo atthis
mirkal commented on angel pulido dominguez.1's gallery image in Wildlife
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Makes me recall early autumn or rather late summer in Europe, low that time. Very well composed, colors are just amazing however, I was wondering how this scene would look like in B&W (on film of course) but probably too much contrast for B&W, not sure. On some cloudy day this would be almost kind of John Sexton scene.
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