tfoltz wrote:
Conrad,
FANTASTIC POST MY FRIEND
Hard to express... but the last video tripping the light F"ant"dango http://www.pic4ever.com/images/hexer.gif is AWESOME
-Tim
Thank you very much Tim! I thought you would like the Ant Dance
lorac wrote:
Welcome back Conrad. Looks like you had the time of your life. Normally 100 shots would be way too many, but not this time. I feel as if I've been to Africa, at least as close as I can feel without actually going. You're such a GREAT storyteller with words and images. Love all the scenic stuff city and rural, images of you guys and of course the wildlife, wow, wow wow. Too many to comment on, but I'm so impressed and so happy for you. 97, 98 and 99 are breath taking congrats. Looking forward to more 100 shot posts Bravo!
Thank you Lora! It was a grand time for all. I hoped the give folks a feel of what I felt being there. I'm happy I accomplished that for your my friend. Thanks for your picks and I will try to make another post soon!
DUDE!!! WOW!!! Very impressive shots my friend, and with surprisingly clean BG's. So did ANT end up getting violated by a pack of angry monkeys? Hahahahahaha WAY WAY TOO many shots to pic, they are all my favs. Well done my friend, well done.
Sevan
THE ANT DANCE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! ROTFLMAO! Way too funny, was he drunk?
No.... Ant was sober! Can you image if he WAS drunk? No pack of monkeys... not this time haha!
Andrew_T wrote:
Wow Conrad, just Wow! really fantastic stuff, thanks for sharing these wonderful images. There are a lot of cool things that you saw, but I agree, that Lilac breasted roller is fantastic.
-Andrew
Thank you Andrew I'm happy you liked this post. The roller was a huge bonus!
waldr_p wrote:
Great post Conrad, you saw an awesome selection of animals and birds for one trip.
Where to start on picking out images from 100 picture post? The ones that really stand out for me are the Honey Badger, the Caracal (amazing to see one at all, let alone in daytime and posing so well), the Wild Dog, the running slow shutter speed Cheetah, the Scops Owl, the close up of the King of the Jungle (no.85), the Leopard in a tree and the Lilac Breasted Roller.
A fabulous seris and a very suitable way to mark you 15,000 post!
Frogfish wrote:
Absolutely sensational - NG eat your heart out. This is why I've just joined this forum - to see and learn how to shoot shots like those. Think I need a return trip to Africa.
Thank you very much! I'm so happy to hear you enjoyed this set my friend.
