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Camera and CRITTER



27 comments:

  1. Now that is a great shot!

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  2. Wonderful photo. Perfectly captured by both cameras!
    — K

    Kay, Alberta, Canada
    An Unfittie's Guide to Adventurous Travel

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  3. Interesting viewpoint. I have a floating stump at my cabin that I have "lovingly" names Elephant Butt. It has both the distinct "crack" and wrinkly surface. Now I know for sure I gave it the right handle. - Margy

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  4. I like how you capteured the girl taking a photo of the elephant!

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  5. Great capture of the elephant and the photographer.

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  6. I, too, like to photograph photographers at work!

    SOOC Morning Shadow Magic here

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  7. I love the interesting composition.

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  8. Cool shot...Happy SOOC Sunday.

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  9. Fantastic, exotic (for this Texas girl) shot! I can't imagine seeing regal elephants walking down the road.

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  10. Beautiful shot. I call this "double take" hehe.

    SOOC

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  11. Very good photo.

    Regards and best wishes

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  12. This is such a great shot. Thanks for sharing it.

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  13. Elephants have always enchanted me. I want to see the painted ones!!

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  14. Great shot. That is one big elephant! http://grandmabonniescloset.blogspot.com

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  15. Wow, what a shot and great idea, thx for tag.

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  16. Nice shot & good pic, thanks for sharing.

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  17. Very on topic of the Challenge! Well done

    Greetings from the Netherlands,
    DzjieDzjee

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  18. Very nice shot. With a lot of possibilities....














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