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Another great day in the Wokshop: A DAY WITH MARINA CANO IN

CABARCENO, SPAIN.

If you want to join me for a workshop in the largest wildlife park in Europe,

write me at: marinacano@photo.net

30x30 cm, hard cover, 254 pages and a lot of love in every single page

and each word.

Excellent idea and execution. 

Thank you for your comments. Without any doubt it's a pleasure to be here. This image is a composite from two pictures I took in Kenya. 

Thanks to ML M (Michael) for the brilliant title. And thanks everybody for

your help in choosing the cover of my next book. Much appreciated. This

is a review from the last one.

Thank you to you all for your comments.

The baby elephant has his trunk exactly in the other side of the mummys trunk. I was simply lucky, because it seems inside. 

Michael you always have such brilliant comments. I'm not going to get tired in my whole life to read them.

South Cape Images

When Mario asked me to join him to lead photographic safaris I said yes immediately. If you want to live a wonderful adventure, a unforgettable safari, then let us take you to Africa. You'll feel the Earth beat in your heart. Forever.

EXCLUSIVE PHOTOGRAPHIC SAFARIS

Led by Wildlife Photographers Mario Moreno and Marina Cano

Cory, thank you very much for your interest comment. 

I was not aware I used to centre the main subjet in my pictures. I always try to take care of the composition. So I appreciate a lot your advise about it.

Keep in touch!

Your sceneries are always out of this world, your work as well. Simply delicious Marc.

Thanks to you all for your nice comments!

Eva, es la tormenta de esta semana pasada. Taken in the last week storm. Gracias!

Beautiful picture. Preciosa imagen Camilo. So romantic

Thank you to you all for your nice comments.

Jerry, yes I took the picture in Amboseli National Park, at sunsrise.

Mysterious, melancholy and beautiful. Great picture Camilo.

Misteriosa, melancolica y preciosa. Gran imagen Camilo.

Michael Mancil, I always love your comments, they were passing food.

Tatjana Adizes, Eva Garcia, Svetlana Korolyova Many thanks!

JOSE BRENER, muchas gracias por tus palabras!

Jesus Salazar gracias me alegro que te guste!

Mike O'Day, Hans vd Griendt, Chris Spracklen, thank you for your comments!

Bob Sandford, thank you very much for your kind words!

Christopher Schlaf, always thank you for taking time in my work. 

Really beautiful landscape almost monochrome. I like it Stephen

Jean-Marc Raveau, Thanks I'm glad you like it

Joseph Eiche, thanks for your comment

Bo Østergaard Jepsen, the things you imagine where right, and add an ethereal touch, thanks!

Giangiorgio Crisponi, I'm glad you like the high key, I think it works well with the subjet, thanks!

Antoneta Wotringer, many thanks!

A R, thanks and the best to you

Paul Warkocki, Thank you!

Les Berkley, It's a pleasure to know this is the first seven in years. Thanks for the honour. You guys give a lot of ideas... radiograph is just great.

A.K. Sircar, I appreciate your comment!

Richard you know how much I appreciate your comments. I don't get tired to say thanks!

Marco, thank you so much for your interesting comment, very nice words about my work!

Jorge, love this part: sophisticated touch. After read it I see my pictures with a different look. Thank you because you always have a comment for my pictures.

High key version.

Thanks for your support!

Technical details:
Canon EOS-1D Mark IV
Speed: 1/160 seg
Manual
F-Stop: f/9
Focal: 100mm
ISO: 1250
Patience, luck, photoshop and a lot of passion

This image is not my favourite from my trip to Kenya. Actually is far from be perfect, but it works because of the light and the own environment. The Kilimanjaro is the most important thing for me in this picture, and I wonder if it'd be so interesting without the elephant in it. Just thinking out loud. Again I want to say thanks for your comments in this image.

I would love English was my mother tongue. So I could answer every single comment and speak deeply about my thoughts with regards to this image, or about photography. This is my fourth POW and this picture is very special because means a lot to me, my first time in Kenya and my passion wildlife. About the Richard Zbinden questions, I'll answer them tomorrow. I'm overwhelmed with the warm feedback and want to say thanks to you all, you make me see my image like a symbol. the beauty of Africa and the wish to be there. Just can say thanks