Archive 2024 · Kenyan Wildlife Safari: PART II
p.2 #2Kenyan Wildlife Safari: PART II
johnohio wrote:
Beautiful Images !
John
Appreciate it!
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dclark wrote:
Beautiful images!
Excellent compositions, in particular you got eye level (or lower) angles on them, even the lizard.
Dave
That is an under estimated feat in Kenya!
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Ronny Olsson wrote:
Stunning set !
Ronny
Thank you!
Beautiful Images !
John
Appreciate it!
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dclark wrote:
Beautiful images!
Excellent compositions, in particular you got eye level (or lower) angles on them, even the lizard.
Dave
That is an under estimated feat in Kenya!
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Ronny Olsson wrote:
Stunning set !
Ronny
Thank you!
Feb 09, 2024 at 07:01 PM
p.2 #3Kenyan Wildlife Safari: PART II
gnagel wrote:
Amazing set of photographs!
Glenn
Thank you!
Amazing set of photographs!
Glenn
Thank you!
Feb 10, 2024 at 11:35 AM
p.2 #4Kenyan Wildlife Safari: PART II
simply amazing, Dirk. love the composition and processing.
Feb 10, 2024 at 05:19 PM
p.2 #5Kenyan Wildlife Safari: PART II
To me, they are all amazing shots, even the lion sneaking step-by-step up on me. What a shot.
Feb 10, 2024 at 07:49 PM
p.2 #6Kenyan Wildlife Safari: PART II
Wow!
I am always in awe of a massive, tusked African elephant. It is heartening to see this when considering what has been done to them in the past for the ivory. Thank you
That lion is daunting to me.
If you get a chance you must see the exciting documentary "Wild Cats" with "lion whisperer" Kevin Richardson. I have it on Curiosity Stream.
Robert
Edited on Feb 17, 2024 at 06:45 AM · View previous versions
I am always in awe of a massive, tusked African elephant. It is heartening to see this when considering what has been done to them in the past for the ivory. Thank you
That lion is daunting to me.
If you get a chance you must see the exciting documentary "Wild Cats" with "lion whisperer" Kevin Richardson. I have it on Curiosity Stream.
Robert
Edited on Feb 17, 2024 at 06:45 AM · View previous versions
Feb 17, 2024 at 04:08 AM
p.2 #7Kenyan Wildlife Safari: PART II
I was away when this thread posted... I've got to say that this is some of the best work I've seen out of an African safari in a long long time.
The works is artful, sensitive, creative and compelling.
Such a pleasure to view!
bruce
The works is artful, sensitive, creative and compelling.
Such a pleasure to view!
bruce
Feb 17, 2024 at 06:44 AM
p.2 #10Kenyan Wildlife Safari: PART II
These are magnificient images!!! The ones of the elephants, lions, cheetahs...just primo photography! #1 is stellar!!!! You bring to life that which many of us cannot grasp for whatever reason!
A friend I worked with for 40 years had a daughter that was a Natl Geo photographer. She was a fine photographer! BUT these excel!!!!
So well done!
Dan
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A friend I worked with for 40 years had a daughter that was a Natl Geo photographer. She was a fine photographer! BUT these excel!!!!
So well done!
Dan
Edited on Feb 18, 2024 at 12:15 PM · View previous versions
Feb 17, 2024 at 11:46 AM
p.2 #11Kenyan Wildlife Safari: PART II
Nice! Some remind me of Nick Brandt's digital work.
Feb 17, 2024 at 04:59 PM
p.2 #13Kenyan Wildlife Safari: PART II
wonderful series
nice to see BW conversions and IR. What IR cutoff?
Scott
nice to see BW conversions and IR. What IR cutoff?
Scott
Feb 18, 2024 at 11:01 AM
p.2 #14Kenyan Wildlife Safari: PART II
kdacharya wrote:
simply amazing, Dirk. love the composition and processing.
much appreciated!
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jowul wrote:
To me, they are all amazing shots, even the lion sneaking step-by-step up on me. What a shot.
Thank you!
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bs kite wrote:
Wow!
I am always in awe of a massive, tusked African elephant. It is heartening to see this when considering what has been done to them in the past for the ivory. Thank you
That lion is daunting to me.
If you get a chance you must see the exciting documentary "Wild Cats" with "lion whisperer" Kevin Richardson. I have it on Curiosity Stream.
Robert
I will check it out! thank you!
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OwlsEyes wrote:
I was away when this thread posted... I've got to say that this is some of the best work I've seen out of an African safari in a long long time.
The works is artful, sensitive, creative and compelling.
Such a pleasure to view!
bruce
Thank you! between this set and the one I posted in Dec, I truly think the trip produced some my best African wildlife work to date.
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deke4774 wrote:
Great set of images.
Derek
Thanks!
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Phil Seu wrote:
Great stuff
Phil
Thank you!
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Danpbphoto wrote:
These are magnificient images!!! The ones of the elephants, lions, cheetahs...just primo photography! #1 is stellar!!!! You bring to life that which many of us cannot grasp for whatever reason!
A friend I worked with for 40 years had a daughter that was a Natl Geo photographer. She was a fine photographer! BUT these excel!!!!
So well done!
Dan
Thank you for the kind words! I definitely love the work of many Nat Geo photographers!
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johnld wrote:
Nice! Some remind me of Nick Brandt's digital work.
Thank you! I have three of his books - he is definitely an inspiration!
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transientgolf wrote:
These are truly fantastic.
Appreciate it!
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sbeme wrote:
wonderful series
nice to see BW conversions and IR. What IR cutoff?
Scott
I shot the IR at 730NM.
simply amazing, Dirk. love the composition and processing.
much appreciated!
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jowul wrote:
To me, they are all amazing shots, even the lion sneaking step-by-step up on me. What a shot.
Thank you!
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bs kite wrote:
Wow!
I am always in awe of a massive, tusked African elephant. It is heartening to see this when considering what has been done to them in the past for the ivory. Thank you
That lion is daunting to me.
If you get a chance you must see the exciting documentary "Wild Cats" with "lion whisperer" Kevin Richardson. I have it on Curiosity Stream.
Robert
I will check it out! thank you!
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OwlsEyes wrote:
I was away when this thread posted... I've got to say that this is some of the best work I've seen out of an African safari in a long long time.
The works is artful, sensitive, creative and compelling.
Such a pleasure to view!
bruce
Thank you! between this set and the one I posted in Dec, I truly think the trip produced some my best African wildlife work to date.
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deke4774 wrote:
Great set of images.
Derek
Thanks!
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Phil Seu wrote:
Great stuff
Phil
Thank you!
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Danpbphoto wrote:
These are magnificient images!!! The ones of the elephants, lions, cheetahs...just primo photography! #1 is stellar!!!! You bring to life that which many of us cannot grasp for whatever reason!
A friend I worked with for 40 years had a daughter that was a Natl Geo photographer. She was a fine photographer! BUT these excel!!!!
So well done!
Dan
Thank you for the kind words! I definitely love the work of many Nat Geo photographers!
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johnld wrote:
Nice! Some remind me of Nick Brandt's digital work.
Thank you! I have three of his books - he is definitely an inspiration!
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transientgolf wrote:
These are truly fantastic.
Appreciate it!
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sbeme wrote:
wonderful series
nice to see BW conversions and IR. What IR cutoff?
Scott
I shot the IR at 730NM.
Feb 21, 2024 at 04:26 PM
p.2 #15Kenyan Wildlife Safari: PART II
Looks like you had a good time. I am going back to Kenya in December this year but just to hang out in Mombasa for the New Year.
Mar 05, 2024 at 08:31 PM