Back to Kenya and a few different guys!
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Love all of your work, but especially the shots from Africa. I always look for your posts. Outstanding
Oct 6, 2022 13:45:22 #
Terrific set. Looks like the trip was a huge success. I think the first zebra shot is top notch.
Oct 6, 2022 15:11:59 #
Excellent! I think I’m kind of partial to the rhino eating grass but they’re all dynamite shots.
Oct 6, 2022 15:12:39 #
Beth …, what can I say .., there’s a ton of us that would love to be right there with you …, it’s your continuity of hard work .. and photo skills that continue to keep us entertained and awed on this sight without having to go out and buy a National Geographic Magazine ..!
Oct 6, 2022 15:46:17 #
shangyrhee
Loc: Nashville TN to Sacramento CA
Lovely images & titles !!! Thank you for sharing your gems . Shang.
Oct 6, 2022 16:56:21 #
I'll never make it to Africa for photography so that is why I am at awe of your wonderful African series! Such excellent photography!!
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Photolady2014 wrote:
A favorite as always the cheetah, so many and I like them all! Baby white rhino was a hoot running around in the tall grass while the rest of the family ignored him!
A white rhino is not named due to the color. Early on people visiting were told it was a wide mouth rhino, but it was miss understood as white rhino and that is the name that stuck. A black rhino has a pointy mouth and is not black!
A white rhino is not named due to the color. Early on people visiting were told it was a wide mouth rhino, but it was miss understood as white rhino and that is the name that stuck. A black rhino has a pointy mouth and is not black!
Beautiful vaptures again...love the first 2
Fran
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Saigon wrote:
Wow...They are so beautiful Photolady2014. What kind of equipment you'd utilized on this trip - Probably long and heavy lens? 
I use the Canon R5 and rf 100-500. I just got a 600mm f4 which I used as well. The 600 can be more lens than needed at times, it bit me several time when the animals got close. My other trips were with a 100-400 with 1.4 and the trip before this just the 100-500 and it had plenty of reach!
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