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Katzilla13 β Beauty and the Beast
Published: 2008-01-19 12:20:23 +0000 UTC; Views: 685; Favourites: 26; Downloads: 0
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... in one and and the same body. We were extremely lucky to catch the pack on their only round through their territory before they retreated into the forest again. Perhaps it had something to do with me having opened a bag of sausages to lure them near (but not feeding them)?Related content
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You are very welcome!
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Very nice... but I would have prefered more space in front of the wolf's nose...
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the shot captures the softness in the fur and yet the wildness in the eyes.
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It is one of my best from that day, and I was glad when I saw it. Too many turned out blurry because of their fence that forced me to switch off the AF.
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Tja, ich denke, in dem Fall kann man wirklich von beidem sprechen. Ein wunderschΓΆnes Biest! Obwohl, wenn man sich die Geschichte der WΓΆlfe so ansieht, ist ja eher der Mensch das Biest (der sowieso!)...
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Awesome... But, beware of too brightened white... Try to use the histogram!
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I'm still learning how to do this... but then again, I'm quite happy about the artificial look. It makes the picture a bit *artsy* imho, LOL!
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huauhahua lol!! Awesome 
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When I started to post here (only two months ago, before then, I was only watching people), I was like: "No, I would never, ever change my photos around until they don't show any longer what things were really like!" Nowadays, I begin to see the possibilities...
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Do you know how to read a histogram? If you don't, I can help you! It's quite easy and sooo useful!
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I like the focus of this shot. Wild animals are always interesting.
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I like the focus of shit shot. Wild animals are always interesting.
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LOL, now *that* is one heck of a typo!
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Ah, no fooling the pro!
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Another gorgeous wolf from you! Great lighting, focus and colour. Love the fur! It looks so alive 
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Thank you! Damn, it seems I'm really exploiting these poor creatures to get favourites, but tell you what? It works!
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Haha. You're not exploiting the wolves, you're exploiting me for my love of wolves
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And my love of wolves along with it.
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This is a fantastic profile shot of a wolf. I'm impressed.
Have you considered giving it a frame?
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I have actually considered giving all my pictures frames, but...*cough* (now it becomes embarrassing)... I still haven't figured out how. I'm just slowly learning about Photoshop and am immeasurably proud that I learned how to crop my pictures this weekend, how pathetic is this?
If you can tell me, I'd be much obliged.
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Sure, toss me an IM and I'll walk you through it. My screennames are listed in my profile.
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Thanks for helping me out! You'll get a big, fat mention for it, too! 
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I sent you a note. You should have it. Won't take too long to figure out. I explained it step-by-step.
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Oh, I love it, too. I could have stood there and watched them all day long. Gorgeous animals. You can't possibly take bad pictures of them; they're always ready for their close-up!
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