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armand
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I love the third one, I'm not sure why: it gives me a sense of contemplation
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Quote from: Diego Pigozzo on January 12, 2016, 05:01:54 am
I love the third one, I'm not sure why: it gives me a sense of contemplation
I prefer #3 too. The position of the creature in the frame of the image takes it beyond just showing what it looks like.
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January 12, 2016, 09:38:00 am »
Living in Florida, I see photos of alligators and actual alligators not infrequently. Number three is one of the more interesting alligator photos I've seen.
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Thank you.
I'm not sure why that last croc, pardon me alligator, was electing to stay underwater when his buddies were out. I didn't stay to see how long he could take it.
Handheld with a Sony RX100 (the first version) with little light available.
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Jeremy Roussak
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The third is wonderfully sinister.
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