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Re: E620 goes to Madagascar and sees the lemurs..
In reply to Roger Engelken,
6 months ago
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Roger Engelken wrote:
Well the second one is either a ham posing for your camera or stuffed. Very interesting creatures and definitely a nice set of shots from a far off place.
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E-5 and E-620
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LOL Roger, definitely not stuffed! He/she was eating and I just happened to catch the indri with it's mouth in half chew!
Getting the correct exposure was a constant challenge, either with the dark understorey and bright light coming through from the canopy or with the harsh light or on wet and grey days. Due to my limited time we were not always able to do the sites during the golden light, and golden light really doesn't seem to last long in Madagascar!
Thanks for all the lovely comments, I'll post a few more later.
All the best
Jo
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My Website http://www.kats-korner-uk.com/index1.html
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