The Hummingbird Exhibit
by Carlo21

Comment:
Image is a really good capture of the moment. I like the idea of having educational text on a poster (zoos do that sort of thing) but I'm not sure about the positioning of it all, especially the two bottom parts left justified when the top is center justified ... just feels unbalanced to me. Also, I think green for the background would be more attractive than that shade of brown.

Nature Up Close
by scooter88

Comment:
What a ridiculously cute little hedgehog! Appropriate text for the image, too. well done.

- Grace & Power -
by andrewt

Comment:
Great shot (look at the muscles on that cat!!). Not a big fan of that font (might have used something different for at least one line of the text) but the wording is perfect for the image, so overall, really well done.

A short drive to another world!
by scalvert

Comment:
Absolutely wonderful shot. Great DOF getting detail on the cat's face and cool (literally) in the rocks and pool.

Africa Live
by SandyP

Comment:
I love that the elephant is busy instead of just standing around. Works perfectly with the text, as does the gradient fill.

Honolulu Zoo
by Jovan

Comment:
Nicely captures both the cheetah and some rather stunning scenery. I would not have guessed this was taken in a zoo.

Turtle Exhibit Billboard
by Lydia

Comment:
I can easily see this on a billboard. Excellent all round, image and text.

The Petting Zoo
by IreneM

Comment:
That is one cute sheep!!! Looks very soft and cuddly.

Wild Thing
by k9logic

Comment:
Agree with the sentiment and it's a cute and well-shot photo ... but a bit of a stretch for this challenge. I would have at least used a lizard or some other exotic animal rather than a kitten.

OPEN DAILY
by tfarrell23

Comment:
I thought they took all the "farm" birds out to Front Royal because of West Nile or something? Nice kiddie font and color to go with the other requisite DC zoo text. I might lighten up the duck some and clone out what looks like either a piece of dry grass or or, um, her peeing on the "I" in Kids ;-)