What about the Lions-Post your pictures here. - Page 4

SuzieQ · 6th of January 2009 (Tue)

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Originally Posted by ultra big al

Great shots suzie Q

Thanks. Backlightling was not ideal, and a bit soft, but I liked the poses.

Swaffs · 6th of January 2009 (Tue)

Here's a shot of "Tiny" from the Wildlife Heritage foundation in Kent, England. Taken last month.

Momtothefurmonsters · 6th of January 2009 (Tue)

Ok, here are a few of my favorites from the Wild Animal Sanctuary. Meet Arthur and Yuma.

Thumbsup · 6th of January 2009 (Tue)

smallpotatoes (Jaci)-What a great facial expression. How did you get his attention?

Aest-nice series. I love #2-the 'sarcatic smile' is unique.

Thumbsup · 6th of January 2009 (Tue)

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Originally Posted by ultra big al

Great shots suzie Q

SuzieQ-ditto. I don't see many images of lions with the cubs. Nice shot-thanks for additions.

Thumbsup · 6th of January 2009 (Tue)

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Originally Posted by ultra big al

Great shot Guapo I'd frame that one if you have not already!
Alan

I couldn't have said it better. Very nice shot. I thought it was a great shot and then when I scrolled down and saw the cub in the corner, it was even better. Thanks.

Thumbsup · 6th of January 2009 (Tue)

Swaffs- Nice detail. I'm confused on how he got the name Tiny. He doesn't look tiny be any means. Thanks for contributing.

Thumbsup · 6th of January 2009 (Tue)

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Originally Posted by Momtothefurmonsters

Ok, here are a few of my favorites from the Wild Animal Sanctuary. Meet Arthur and Yuma.

Thanks for sharing. How did you get the first lion to pose with his paws like that?

jgrussell · 6th of January 2009 (Tue)

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Originally Posted by Thumbsup

Thanks for sharing. How did you get the first lion to pose with his paws like that?

Cats do that naturally, big ones and little ones:

Thumbsup · 6th of January 2009 (Tue)

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Originally Posted by jgrussell

Cats do that naturally, big ones and little ones:

Thank you for the explanation and the evidence. I really enjoyed your image for proof. Cute.

BenyBoy · 6th of January 2009 (Tue)

one from a Mexican zoo

smallpotatoes · 6th of January 2009 (Tue)

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smallpotatoes (Jaci)-What a great facial expression. How did you get his attention?

Thanks. That was actually shot through glass. As soon as I walked up to him, he turned & looked at me. And he just looked at me like that for the longest time. As strange as it may sound, I felt like I had a connection with him. I actually wondered if maybe he had been hand raised & I looked like the person who had raised him. Let's just say, if he had been a dog or cat at a pound, he would have been adopted right then and there!

Jaci

williamsf1 · 7th of January 2009 (Wed)

South Africa - Entabeni - getting an early breakfast of Wildebeest....

SuzieQ · 7th of January 2009 (Wed)

Another from San Diego's Wild Animal Park.

tommykjensen · 7th of January 2009 (Wed)

From Namibia on GAPS1 with CyberDyneSystems 500 mm lens which I borrowed for a few hours. Photo not cropped.

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Thumbsup Member Join Date: Oct 2008 Location: New Hampshire Posts: 647	Re: What about the Lions-Post your pictures here. smallpotatoes (Jaci)-What a great facial expression. How did you get his attention? Aest-nice series. I love #2-the 'sarcatic smile' is unique.

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Thumbsup Member Join Date: Oct 2008 Location: New Hampshire Posts: 647	Re: What about the Lions-Post your pictures here. Swaffs- Nice detail. I'm confused on how he got the name Tiny. He doesn't look tiny be any means. Thanks for contributing.

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