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  1. 05-30-2011, 08:50 AM #1
    Switchblade906
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    Animal Kingdom

    I went to Animal Kingdom with my wife the other day and here are some of the shots that i took.



    The Duck Family by Switchblade906, on Flickr


    Monkey and Baby by Switchblade906, on Flickr


    River with Mt. Everest by Switchblade906, on Flickr


    Who Says I Have To Eat Off The Ground by Switchblade906, on Flickr


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    My Horns Are Bigger Then Yours! by Switchblade906, on Flickr


    Why Are You So Close? by Switchblade906, on Flickr


    Animal Kingdom by Switchblade906, on Flickr


    Hippo by Switchblade906, on Flickr
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  2. 05-30-2011, 08:51 AM #2
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    Boat by Switchblade906, on Flickr


    Little Waterfall by Switchblade906, on Flickr


    Ring tailed Lemur by Switchblade906, on Flickr


    Turtle by Switchblade906, on Flickr


    Water Fall With Black Neck Swans by Switchblade906, on Flickr
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  3. 05-31-2011, 07:23 PM #3
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    Thumbs up Good effort with the SONY

    "Switch", your imaging is pretty good, although some of the shadows could use washing out with a little fill flash. You can usually get that from a SONY HVL-F58AM flash, which may provide enough "pop" to exposed these darker areas and give the subject some color and definition.

    Overall, though, a nice series.
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  4. 06-01-2011, 04:53 PM #4
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    Thanks! The shots of the "Wild" animals were taken on a Safari ride and it was SOOO bumpy that it made it really hard to take decent photos.
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  5. 06-01-2011, 07:32 PM #5
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    That's why you "thankfully" have stabilization. LOL
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