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04/12/2015 07:39:07 PM |
| What a wonderful moment! I love zebra hugs! |
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04/12/2015 05:09:24 PM |
| This one definitely works for me. A Riot of Lines is what I immediately thought. You can just keep following them around the photo and it's fun to explore. |
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04/12/2015 11:31:46 AM |
| A beguiling pair. The dominance display of the zebras is gently echoed by the branches in the foreground. The toning gives the image a timeless feel, and maybe the persistence of dominance too. The inter-continuity of the striping is also fascinating and thought provoking. The image seems lavish. I've enjoyed moving the screen up and down to make the stripes shimmer. |
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04/12/2015 05:46:26 AM |
| They could almost be one. 7 |
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04/11/2015 04:16:20 PM |
| aweeee so lucky to be so close to these fun animals |
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04/11/2015 10:58:27 AM |
The black stripes of course.
Or is it the white ones?
Before we know it, we also use our big headedness to bore(sic) our neighbours into the ground. |
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04/11/2015 10:01:55 AM |
| What a fabulous shot and tribute to Ubique. It's perfect! |
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04/11/2015 04:33:25 AM |
| Very "Ubique" tones and scene. I never realized zebras had beards, lol. Thank you for the introduction. |
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04/09/2015 08:29:36 PM |
| That may be what they were doing - one exerting dominance - but it looks more like they're comforting each other. |
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04/09/2015 04:27:01 PM |
| riveting. maybe I will think of a comment later. |
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04/09/2015 04:00:15 AM |
| This doesn't look like dominance to me. Then again, I don't know much about zebras. But to me it looks more like small talk. |
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04/08/2015 04:01:12 AM |
Oh, here's a twist (for me). I'm surrounded by zebras every day, but mine are all Burchell's or plains zebras. These are something else; I think they're Grevy's zebras. Anyway, stripey buggers that I once heard a child call "pyjama horses", which I think would be a good official name.
I like your processing because it makes the picture seem like an illustration from a 19th century travel book (and I love reading those!) Given the vegetation visible this must surely be in a zoo, but if so you've done a good job making it look natural.
Thank you. |
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04/08/2015 01:48:33 AM |
| I like the subject nod and the toning is perfect. |
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04/06/2015 10:37:27 AM |
| If only brighter and more contrast! |
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04/06/2015 07:32:52 AM |
| Certainly Ubique-ish from his safari collection. Nice capture. |
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