Gorilla Face

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By: Marlyce Chastain

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Photographer	Marlyce Chastain {Karma:4071}
Project	#56 Wildlife and Insects	Camera Model	Nikon D50
Categories	Wildlife	Film Format	Digital RAW
Portfolio	Wildlife	Lens	Tamron 200-500
Uploaded	9/9/2009	Film / Memory Type	Digital
		ISO / Film Speed	800
Views	1802	Shutter	1/80
Favorites	0	Aperture	6.3
Critiques	3	Rating	Pending / 0 Ratings
Location	City - Los Angeles State - CALIFORNIA Country - United States
About	Taken at the Los Angeles Zoo using my 200-500 lens hand held

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stingRay pt.4 .

{K:250401} 9/9/2009

Hiya Marnie, it's great to see you here. I hope that you and Doyle are keeping well.

This is a very well detailed wildlife portrait and you have captured great eye contact. We can see that there is a fair degree of intelligence lurking behind that stare. This gorilla KNOWS. The tones are wonderful and very natural looking. A big HUUUUUUUUG for you and my very best wishes to you and to Doyle....Ray

Andy Seehusen {K:3372} 9/9/2009

Good shot, have you tried a closer crop? A crop around the face might give an interesting look.

You caught a great moment here, it's difficult to get the animals when they are looking your direction.

andy

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{K:61359} 9/9/2009

I like the eye you captured.. just one regret, the blurry effect probably due to the zoom lens coupling with the "slow" shutter speed. With such lens, you have to work with at least 1/200 or use a tripod.
Anyway, I really like the eye of this monkey.
Regards,
Fabrice

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