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Published: 2011-01-09 14:29:44 +0000 UTC; Views: 3480; Favourites: 249; Downloads: 0
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Snow Leopard!
Equipment: Olympus E-510; Zuiko 40-150mm lens
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Wow, wow, wow, thank you so much for taking the time and giving me feedback. And what a kind critique you gave me! Thank you sooo much! 
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I really
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I loooove his fluffy tail the most! Or well, almost the most, he has such a handsome face too.
But I'm glad I'm not the only one who thinks that fluffy tail is great
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Yup they need that for balance on the rocky cliffs. I wish I could've gotten it in my shots but there were just so many obstructions! Don't know if I will even upload the headshots.
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Ja, ich wollte so gerne sein Fell berühren (besonders seinen flauschigen Schwanz) - aber natürlich brav hinterm Gitter bleiben
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auuja, Schneeleopardenschwänze sind so was Tolles
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This is truly an amazing shot
Would I be allowed to use your photo as a pose/anatomy reference? Would be very nice if you'd say yes 
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Danke, Liebes!
Natürlich darfst du es als Referenz benutzen.
(Tut mir leid, dass ich erst so spät antworte. Ich war den ganzen Monat in Amerika)
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Überhaupt kein Problem
Ist für eine Point Commi, ich zeig es dir sobald ich fertig bin
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You're welcome! ^_^
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Another fine series of photos that the meercats posed like that was so fortunate.
The wolf shot--I really like the misty quality-it creates great atmosphere. This shot is amazing. I see the blurred fence. These shots are so difficult to take. I wish the fence did not go across her leg and paw. I think with careful editing in Photoshop or another graphic program--I use "clone" in Corel's Paint Shop Pro, there's also a healing brush in Photoshop which I've use. I have a lot of practice in PSP 9.
Also, I'm puzzled by the black lines to the right of the Leopard--they look as though they don't belong there.
To me, touch-up in a graphics program is NOT cheating, it is part of the creative process and craft of what we do.
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Sorry, I got off topic and did not finish my thought process.
Another fine series of photos. That the meercats posed like that was so fortunate! Great shot!
The wolf shot--I really like the misty quality-it creates great atmosphere.
This shot of the leopard is amazing. These shots are so difficult to take. I wish the fence did not go across her leg and paw. I think with careful editing in Photoshop or another graphic program, this could be corrected.I use "clone" in Corel's Paint Shop Pro, there's also a healing brush in Photoshop which I've use. I have a lot of practice in PSP 9.
I'm puzzled by the black lines to the right of the Leopard--they look as though they don't belong there.
To me, touch-up in a graphics program is NOT cheating, it is part of the creative process and craft of what we do, but the final product should not bear evidence of the editing--such as "cloning strokes" or an unnatural form.
Good luck with whatever you decide to do.
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vermutlich werde ich nie den Stadtmensch begreifen,
wie er ein gefangenes Tier als schön empfinden
vermag und nicht die Verstümmelung seines
Wesens wahrnehmen vermag.
Natürlich ist das Foto gelungen. Keine Frage.
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Thank you! It's such a majestic animal. And it has a fluffy tail XD
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Very good picture. I know how you feel with fences and whatnot... Most of my reptile photos are through dirty glass. :/
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Ugh, yeah, glass is also very annoying. I know a few zoos were the visitors kinda look down at the compound, so since the visitor is much higher than the animal, there's no need for such a high fence and you can photograph better. But obviously it's a bigger hassle to structure a zoo that way.
But thanks! And I like your reptile photos!
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Thanks, I think so, too
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Yeah, I know...I had difficulty shooting the snow leopard, because there was a a high fence around the compound, a very tight-webbed wire frame, not a wire with huge gaps between the grids, so it was kinda hard shooting through a tiny hole, while the animal was several feet above me...
But thanks for the feedback!
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you're welcome!! me too!i just adore them!
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I love them, too!
Thanks
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