Roy Wilson wrote: Can’t help wonder the next shot in the sequence if a croc grabbed a hold of this zebra?
bryanpereira wrote:
Roy Wilson wrote: Can’t help wonder the next shot in the sequence if a croc grabbed a hold of this zebra?
Actually your not far off, stay tuned...
Roy Wilson wrote: Can’t help wonder the next shot in the sequence if a croc grabbed a hold of this zebra?
Don Granger wrote: Sorry everyone. When I posted that video above, I didn't know that posting the link would show the thumbnail. I can't edit the post and sent the forum admin a message to remove or fix so just URL is showing as even the thumbnail is graphic.
Sorry Bryan, I didn't mean to mess up your post!
db3348 wrote: Great image, Bryan . Like how some of the reflections are almost seamless with the actual beast .
Pork Express wrote: James I was thinking the same thing. The lines and reflection are super cool. I was just watching a video from Bryan Peterson about reflections. Not as interesting as this one. OP - how far are you from this zebra?
ThatNikonGuy wrote:
db3348 wrote: Great image, Bryan . Like how some of the reflections are almost seamless with the actual beast .
That flag on your profile, are you from New Zealand? Do you all have Zebras running around in the wild there? Or maybe I'm thinking of Australia? Dang, geography wasn't my strong point!
db3348 wrote: Great image, Bryan . Like how some of the reflections are almost seamless with the actual beast .
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