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Zoo Walk with the D7100, Kitty Shots

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I like number 5 the best. Nicely done.


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Love the first one and that "I keel you!" look :)
 
Love the first one and that "I keel you!" look :)

Lol.. ya, for whatever reason the puma never really liked me that much. Normally he'll hide in the corner or head outdoors whenever he sees me coming, and sadly the enclosures outside are heavy wire that you can't get close enough too to shoot through properly, they have barriers/hedges in the way.

But every once in a great while he'll take time out of his busy day to give me a dirty look.. lol
 
Is his name Gary :1219:


I took Kitty shots too !!!!! He's not the most active kitty i ever seen but it makes composing a shot much easier :icon_cat:

Rotfl - not sure about the puma's name, I'll ask next time I see one of the keepers milling about. Love your kitty shot by the way. He looks terribly ferocious.. lol
 
That is one pissed off looking puma. As always, well done. Nice to see you're enjoying the new camera.
 
Great set! The first cat is making a great face to overthrow grumpy cat for Internet memes
 
Nice captures, especially like number one. Looks like he was really sore at you.
 
## 1 and 5 for me are great. I think there is always a challenge when shooting animals in the zoo to have it look natural. Nos 1 and 5 for me transcend the zoo environment and look fantastic. Is it the eye contact and the emotional connection that you captured, but I really like it. And that is from the guy who normally does not like zoo shots. I think the DoF in no 5 is spot on and quite creative, highlighting his eyes. Probably your best shot of all I have seen.
 
All in all I was pretty happy with those, for being shot at 6400 I really wasn't expecting them to turn out well at all.

Wow, great shots - and for iso 6400 that D7100 noise control really kicks the arse of my 7000.
 

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