its just small twirls of sand.. its really everywhere.. but not threatening.. actually dun really know the real name of it..
my favorite travel pics....
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its just small twirls of sand.. its really everywhere.. but not threatening.. actually dun really know the real name of it..
night86mare
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mayb.. but the dustdevil in the link looks quite strong..
this is definitely my favorite.
It has also won me an award in 2009 for the MPA travel category
Taken in Serengeti.
Zebras are extremely sensitive to its surroundings.
They would react to any small movements or noise
In this picture,they were actually by the river, hydrating themselves,
when they started to dash for safety.
They will do this over and over again
There might have been hundreds of them at this spot
It has also won me an award in 2009 for the MPA travel category
Taken in Serengeti.
Zebras are extremely sensitive to its surroundings.
They would react to any small movements or noise
In this picture,they were actually by the river, hydrating themselves,
when they started to dash for safety.
They will do this over and over again
There might have been hundreds of them at this spot
soulFLY
Senior Member
this is definitely my favorite.
It has also won me an award in 2009 for the MPA travel category
Taken in Serengeti.
Zebras are extremely sensitive to its surroundings.
They would react to any small movements or noise
In this picture,they were actually by the river, hydrating themselves,
when they started to dash for safety.
They will do this over and over again
There might have been hundreds of them at this spot
:heart:
a true beauty!
wonderful capture Will!
thanks.......
night86mare
Deregistered
this is a wide angle shot of the above picture..
i think this would look great large on a wall.
hetfieldpaul
New Member
this is a wide angle shot of the above picture..
Outstanding :thumbsup:
zoossh
Senior Member
this is definitely my favorite.
It has also won me an award in 2009 for the MPA travel category
Taken in Serengeti.
Zebras are extremely sensitive to its surroundings.
They would react to any small movements or noise
In this picture,they were actually by the river, hydrating themselves,
when they started to dash for safety.
They will do this over and over again
There might have been hundreds of them at this spot
what's more, there is a zebra in the bottom left who look into the frame, which isolate itself out from the rest and making the picture more 3D without disrupting the harmony of horizontally orientated zebra traffic. worthy of an award within the award. it might have cut off the nose of the zebra, but i think it is still ok in order to preserve the tight framing, whether or not it is cropped or as shown.
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zoossh
Senior Member
good to learn some geography. but yours is higher into the sky and is taken wide angle. i think yours quite big also.
thanks..
i think this would look great large on a wall.
haha.. thanks bro.. alot of pictures to print.. but no where else to put already..
thanks....
thanks....
thanks...feel free to drop me an email if you like to purchase any of the prints..cheers
billycadiz
New Member
I got empty walls also sir...:bsmilie:
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