Assistant's Mile Long Legs
by flip89

Comment by skylen:
You lucky dog, you. To have her for an assistant.

The red on the yellow is great but I think the white of the skirt throws off the groove a bit. I wish the skirt was gone. (Yeah, that way would be great! but just a different cropping or something would work too.) :)

Assistant's Mile Long Legs
by flip89

Comment by JPR:
This had better be a top shot. The design and color theory going on is incredible. Going in my favorites. 10

Chasing Bread
by flip89

Comment by Gauti:
Nice sense of action in this. Focus unfortunately on the piece of bread, not the main subject (i.e. birds = juv. blackheaded seagulls?)

Pachyderm's Pinna
by flip89

Comment by riotspyne:
nice

Pachyderm's Pinna
by flip89

Comment by 3DsArcher:
Love the contrasting texture of your subject. Well captured

Wish I Knew What You Were Thinking
by flip89

Comment by flip89:
Thanks to all who voted and especially to those who commented. This was a difficult shot, in low light of the gorilla enclosure, but I just had to submit it to show the expression. Outtakes in my portfolio for those interested. Thanks again.

Wish I Knew What You Were Thinking
by flip89

Comment by hokie99cpe:
you can't help but know how intelligent they are when you look into those eyes... wonderful shot.

Wish I Knew What You Were Thinking
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Comment by PDavis:
Nice photo. He or she looks a little broke. Makes me feel that it is longing to be in the wild and free. Just a little over process looking. Good luck! 7

Wish I Knew What You Were Thinking
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Comment by StevePax:
I think it's a little flat, but it makes it look like the old King Kong movies - I suspect that's what you were going for. Nice.

Wish I Knew What You Were Thinking
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Comment by Pedro:
i like the emotion that you caught here...i know gorillas don't express themselves the same way we do, but it's still quite captivating. the crop is nice, the DOF is good. the lighting seems really flat though; more contrast would definitely help, particularly on the lower end of the tonal range (i.e., the blacks need to be blacker i think). nice submission.