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Viewed from a canoe on the Nanay river, about 2 miles downstream from

the Amazon - members of the reclusive Bora tribe watch me watching them.

Comments welcome.

Thanks,

Taken early one misty morning in Iquitos, Peru.

Critiques and comments welcome.

Thanks!

Taken while on a boat trip just north of Key West. Had to wait forjust the right moment, and it was only possible to get 2 shots beforethe whole scene faded into a bland, gray.

This picture has not been digitally altered.

Comments will be appreciated.

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Nice picture. I'm busy reviewing their "There Be Squabbles Ahead" CD right now.

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Kim,

After seeing your wonderful picture, I was prompted into action and posted 2 similar pics of my own. Not the same mountain, but one of my pics has such similar rock textures it's hard to tell the difference.

See

http://www.photo.net/photodb/photo?photo_id=5218902

and

http://www.photo.net/photodb/photo?photo_id=5218881

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Pueblo Indians built their homes against the cliffs at the base of

these cliffs over 400 years ago.

I was taken by the textures of the rocks, and the evidence of the

cliffs' historical significance.

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I wasn't going to submit this one but I've made it my PC's desktop

picture, and it keeps getting good comments ... so let's see what the

experts think.

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Duncan

This alpha male was keeping watch while his troop passed beneath the tree.

Constructive comments will be appreciated.

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Duncan

Looking forward to your constructive comments.

Thanks,

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Issabella,

Believe it or not, it was shot with a hand-held EVF super-zoom. I.e. not a D-SLR. It was a Konica/Minolta Z10, that I no longer have.

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Brownhooded Kingfisher - Pilanesberg, South Africa.

Had to sneak up on this little guy - every time he looked away I got

half a step closer - and managed to grab this pic about half a second

before he realized I was just 5 feet away and flew off.

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Duncan

At the annual Rites Of Spring progressive-rock festival in Pennsylvania

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Duncan

Hundreds of years ago, the Pueblo Indians built homes in the cliffs of

New Mexico. The Bandelier National Park is a fascinating place to

visit - and photograph.

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Duncan

This picture presented itself while we were sailing back to Key West

late one evening.

The pic is unaltered.

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Duncan

An old railway bridge over a foggy gorge on the Whites Pass railway

line in Alaska.

Not only were we humans in the area - but a rogue bull had been

causing trouble at the fringes of the herd, upsetting the youngsters.

So this mother elephant was very protective of her calf.

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Duncan

Viewed from the ocean, just south of Ketchikan, Alaska.

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Duncan

Very nice. I have a VERY similar pic taken from the Bainbridge Island ferry. Mine may not be worth submitting here, though...

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Duncan

Seems you got in REALLY close to the subject. Nice pic, deep mood.

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Duncan

I've just joined this forum, and this is my first submission. I look

forward to your comments.

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Great picture. (Perhaps I'm only saying that because I have the same pic!)

This pic benefits from the dramatic effect of your leaning over the train's rail just before going over the rickety bridge.

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Duncan