Collaborative Project 4: A-Z Animals

Canon EF-S 18-55mm f/3.5-5.6 USM

12/03/2004 03:56:25 PM · #26

Fish sound good. either wild or domestic. you could always put a backdrop behind the tank.

RayEthier

Canon EOS-5D Mark II

12/03/2004 05:31:42 PM · #27

I have several animals shots. Whether or not they are good is debatable as I am really new at this game, but I would gladly submit them to you for your perusal. The shots I have include wildlife, domestic animals and marine creatures. DO let me know if you are interested and I will gladly forward them to you.

12/03/2004 07:30:30 PM · #28

Okay, I have 5 seconds where I can sit down and start to really organize this. But only 5 seconds................Oops, times up!

Deannda

12/03/2004 07:32:13 PM · #29

Okay, seriously now, here we go, I will revise the first post of this thread to incorporate the ideas put forth so far and start other threads for the other ideas.

BUT I am going to need help on this, I have only 3 free days a week and this weekend will be very busy with my daughter participating in a horse clinic all weekend.

So stay tuned!

Deannda
And anyone that wants to help can email me directly

12/03/2004 09:54:15 PM · #30

Originally posted by vtruan:

Deannda,

I have lots of "Wild" wildlife shots. Let me know if you need anything in particular. Van

That you do, pick a letter of the alphabet and let me know either here or via PM or email which you want to include.

Deannda
Love your work

12/03/2004 10:15:24 PM · #31

Originally posted by kosmikkreeper:

How this for an original shot?? ;-) *warning nudity*

Only one question, is that under the letter D for Deer or B for backside?

Deannda
Which do you prefer? :)

12/03/2004 10:32:17 PM · #32

Heres the breakdown (to help out a little). Photos are needed for the letter A-Z. 26 letters requires 26 people, with backups accepted as well. If you have an animal you can photograph, list it in a new post on this thread so the counting can begin. A list will be comprised with each letter, its animal, and the accepted photographer.

-Robert
To Deannda: Just tryin to help out!:)

Jinjit

12/04/2004 06:00:25 AM · #33

So i'm taking the X !

But I would love to know
1. if I can use a picture I have already taken or do I need to get a new one, and 2. If it's split into wildlife and domestic or just animals in general

12/04/2004 09:59:47 AM · #34

please see below for updated list

Message edited by author 2004-12-04 18:19:39.

glass_slippers

Nikon Coolpix 3200

12/04/2004 10:12:56 AM · #35

Hi..I would like to take a stab at this being a newbie here and all. I live in Rhode Island and will try to get a picture of a Rhode Island Red for you. It is a specific chicken native to only Rhode Island. I also live very close to Roger Willams Park Zoo. The zoo has a huge array of animals in natural settings. From Polar Bears & Lions, Cheetahs and Giraffes and even Elephants. I will ahvet ocheck on the cmera thing at the gate in the zoo..there is also some beautiful old building there in the park..But most importantly..there is the Museum of Natural History there as well and I know for sure they have a stuffed Do Do Bird there, Saber Toothed Tiger and some other now extinct animals.
Let me know if I am in and what you nee for pictures: ie: subject, resolutions, size...etc..please keep in mind I am a newbie to all of this and will try my best with my little Nikon Coolpix3200.
Steven

elsapo

Canon EOS-5D Mark II

Canon EF 50mm f1.2L

12/04/2004 11:00:45 AM · #36

D-

E-

P-

T-

V?-

tell me if any of these work

Nikon AF Zoom-Nikkor 70-300mm f/4.0-5.6G

12/04/2004 11:07:03 AM · #37

Originally posted by elsapo:

tell me if any of these work

Choose the one that you like the most and you will be put down for that one. Then you will be put for backups for the other letters.

JScho

Nikon D70

12/04/2004 11:07:13 AM · #38

ill take g or c or d

goat (preferably)
chicken (2nd choice)
or dog (which I;m sure many of you have)

i think we need to get this thing a little more organized, i will lend my help if needed.
Thanks
Jake

elsapo

Canon EOS-5D Mark II

Canon EF 50mm f1.2L

12/04/2004 11:11:02 AM · #39

Originally posted by Zap228:

Originally posted by elsapo:
tell me if any of these work

Choose the one that you like the most and you will be put down for that one. Then you will be put for backups for the other letters.

ok..mmm..hard desicion...i guess i'll go with P for parrot

12/04/2004 11:12:26 AM · #40

19 Letters to go!

C - JScho - Chicken
D - Suemack - Duckling
G - Zap228 - Gecko, JScho
P - Elsapo - Parrot
S - glass_slippers - Snake
T - Keegbow - Tiger
X - Jinjit - Xenia

Anyone who is interested should post on this thread of email myself or Neuferland and alert us of their participation.

Message edited by author 2004-12-04 18:20:23.

12/04/2004 11:17:06 AM · #41

Originally posted by glass_slippers:

Choose a specific animal of a letter that has not been chosen yet, and you will be put down for it. It would be easier if you would specify one that you would like to do.

12/04/2004 01:08:32 PM · #42

The following people posted previously to when the counting began. Please post again listing your prefered letter and animal so we know to include you:
-vtruan
-nshapiro
-wkmen
-motocycleboi
-ohmark
-jmassung
-micknewton
-zippy
-suprada
-tommymoe21
-discraft
-dartompkins
-pcody
-rayethier

Message edited by author 2004-12-04 18:21:08.

Stagolee

Kodak Easyshare C180

Canon EF 50mm f1.2L

12/04/2004 01:37:49 PM · #43

Hi, I'm interested.

What letters are left and how do you get assigned one.

Canon EF 24-105mm f/4.0L IS

12/04/2004 02:08:37 PM · #44

the letters still remaining are...
A,B,E,F,H,I,J,K,L,M,N,O,Q,R,S,U,V,W,Y, and Z

Just post the letter and the animal and voila, you'll be added to the list.
-Robert

For anyone whose letter has already been taken, you can either apply to be a backup or check out Collaborative Project #8: Wildlife Here

Message edited by author 2004-12-04 16:51:45.

suemack

Canon EOS-20D

12/04/2004 02:55:23 PM · #45

would this do for D

sue

12/04/2004 03:01:01 PM · #46

Originally posted by suemack:

would this do for D

sue

Sure. Is it possible to zoom in on the duckling a little more?

Canon EF 24-105mm f/4.0L IS

12/04/2004 03:03:46 PM · #47

A lttle hint, i will not be posting new list regularly but check back to the three posts on this thread regarding the remaining letters, the people who haven't responded yet, andthe list of people and their animal to see the updates.
-Robert

suemack

Canon EOS-20D

12/04/2004 03:51:25 PM · #48

Originally posted by Zap228:

Sure. Is it possible to zoom in on the duckling a little more?

yeah tis but would leave the file a bit small.....made the mistake of taking the photos on med size (trying to fit more on not big enough memory card!!)

can always head out again and take more.........like I need an excuse to go take photos!!!

sue

TommyMoe21

Canon EOS-7D Mark II

Canon EF 24-70mm f/2.8L USM

12/04/2004 03:58:21 PM · #49

I'll do elephants or apes or lions or leopards. I also have a great squirrel shot.