How did you get two posts in less than 24 hrs? You must know someone or be some special award winning photog or something! Love the two on the rocks...second is exactly like one I have that I posted on FaceBook and the last is neat (ie no rocks )The power in those muscles is quite something...wished we could have seen one of their leaps!
Eric
You have a good eye for composition Don, #1 is a cool view from above.
#3 is a classic "on the prowl" pose in a beautiful habitat, terrific composition in this one as well.
Really nice work Don.
KirkB wrote:
You have a good eye for composition Don, #1 is a cool view from above.
#3 is a classic "on the prowl" pose in a beautiful habitat, terrific composition in this one as well.
Really nice work Don.
BTW... where are these taken?
Kirk
Thanks Kirk. These were taken in Southern Chile near Torres del Paine Park, 4 hours drive from Punta Arena, taken with my good friend Eric, who is posting as we speak!!
Don
eyelaser wrote:
How did you get two posts in less than 24 hrs? You must know someone or be some special award winning photog or something! Love the two on the rocks...second is exactly like one I have that I posted on FaceBook and the last is neat (ie no rocks )The power in those muscles is quite something...wished we could have seen one of their leaps!
Eric
It's tomorrow somewhere, at least where the official clock is Greenwich mean time!
I guess we have to go back for a leap! We did come close though.
Don
Don — these are just getting better with each post! As much as i enjoy the tighter shots, I really appreciate the wider composition in the first shot and the framing of the second one. The third image shows off the puma's muscularity and I can just imagine how stealth its movements must be. Truly excellent work!
)The power in those muscles is quite something...wished we could have seen one of their leaps! 
