Seal pup on the beach
by bobonacus

Comment by byinnerhero:
Congrats on a fantastic image! I'm sure it would be a super popular poster!

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by bobonacus

Comment by Leo:
Nice catch, nice detail.

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by bobonacus

Comment by turnofthesue:
That's an impressive catch for 700mm. Beautiful crisp shot.

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Comment by citymars:
I *know* I'm getting old, because they seem so young to me. :-)

Very nice image, good color and light. The background actually works for me, too.

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by bobonacus

Comment by Leo:
Of the various wedding pics, I like this one. I think it's the bride looking back at the camera that (at least for me) makes it a touching photograph.

Tools of the trade for wildlife photography; A tripod and a willing model!!
by bobonacus

Comment by jeger:
One of my favorites from the challenge.

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Comment by turnofthesue:
I like this, actually. I don't really know the first thing about studio photography, but I'm amused by deviations from the "norm," and this fits the bill nicely in that regard. I wonder if something could be done about the glare on her glasses, though.

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Comment by turnofthesue:
Cool effect with the light bounced off the glitter ball. The models could stand to look a little happier. ;) I know it wasn't a real wedding, but sheesh.

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Comment by Kelli:
Awesome portrait!

Tools of the trade for wildlife photography; A tripod and a willing model!!
by bobonacus

Comment by HarveyG:
My only 10. This is a masterful shot with the seal innocently raising it's head up to ask about the type of lens the photog is using :) The DOF is perfect.
These moments are not contrived and you have to be on the ball to capture them. Excellent expectation and timing Robert. This kind of photography outstrips contrived still life / studio shots as it cannot be (re)created.