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Jun 18, 2006 20:30 | #1

A few shots taken today at a small petting zoo.

1. Siberian Tiger

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2. A Brave Soul

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3. Another Tiger shot

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4. Female Lion

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5. India Blue Peacock

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6. The usual suspects

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7. That's definetly a Joey.

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9. I swear my girl gives me that exact looks sometimes.

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If any one has some quick tips on how to get rid of the fence haze on images 2 and 9 , I'm all ears.

I'm not selling these so I really don't want to spent an hour or so cleaning them up with the clone tool.

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Jun 18, 2006 21:23 | #2

Love the Cat pics...

#2 is captioned wrong... should be "a dumb soul"... :-)

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Jun 18, 2006 23:51 | #3

Stunning tiger shots and the blue of the peacock is amazing!These are very nice.

completely clueless but learning quickly

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Jun 19, 2006 02:47 | #4

Good shots Mike with nice colour and detail. The Tigers and the female lion shots are truly exceptional good quailty.
Nice colour in the peacock.

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Jun 19, 2006 04:17 | #5

md_129 wrote:
A few shots taken today at a small petting zoo.

1. Siberian Tiger

2. A Brave Soul

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3. Another Tiger shot

4. Female Lion

5. India Blue Peacock

6. The usual suspects

7. That's definetly a Joey.

9. I swear my girl gives me that exact looks sometimes.

If any one has some quick tips on how to get rid of the fence haze on images 2 and 9 , I'm all ears.

I'm not selling these so I really don't want to spent an hour or so cleaning them up with the clone tool.

Thanks for looking.

I'm maybe wrong but I think the clone tool is going to be your only choice here and worth the effort. I had a similar photo I took a few years ago and cloning out the fence in PS made it real special, took a long time & patience but was worth it I felt. There was a similar fence to yours right across the front of this bear.

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Jun 19, 2006 10:50 | #6

Thank you guys and girls for the nice comments I really appreciate it, hopefully next time I can catch the tigers further away from the fence line so I don't have to crop in so close.

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Jun 19, 2006 11:31 | #7

Not your typical "petting" zoo with THOSE animals...lol. Why not have an alligator too??

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Jun 19, 2006 16:10 | #8

Are you serious? Was that really a petting zoo? :shock:

They look really dangerous, especially the Canada goose with it's sharp beak. :mrgreen:

Nicely done. Thanks for sharing.

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Jun 19, 2006 16:51 | #9

Which zoo is it? And what did you pet?

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Jun 20, 2006 10:52 | #10

Of course not all animals were available for petting. I personally did not pet any. (the camera gets jealous sometimes )

The animals that were avaliable for petting and feeding were:

A few kangaroos
About 3 different types of Ducks( including the candian ones)
The Peacock ( this guys was speeding around the park ducking in an out of different cages.)
A Couple Camels
Some goats
Some Horses
Some Ponys
A ton of white tailed Deer

The park is called Living Treasures and is located near Seven Springs Mountain Resort in Pa.

http://www.pavacationrental.com …Treasures-Animal-Park.htm

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Jun 20, 2006 10:58 as a reply to @ PacAce's post | #11

PacAce wrote:
Are you serious? Was that really a petting zoo? :shock:

They look really dangerous, especially the Canada goose with it's sharp beak. :mrgreen:

Nicely done. Thanks for sharing.

Thank you,

This is about an hour and a half or so from Centry III Mall.

The park is called Living Treasures and is located near Seven Springs Mountain Resort in Pa.

http://www.pavacationrental.com/Penn...nimal-Park.htm

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Jun 20, 2006 11:00 as a reply to @ pttenn's post | #12

pttenn wrote:
Not your typical "petting" zoo with THOSE animals...lol. Why not have an alligator too??

They had a baby one but of course I would not recommend petting it. :lol:

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