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Dannyw
Dr. Lector's Apprentice


Reged: 29/05/2008
Posts: 136
Loc: Birmingham
Just another 'my first photos'
      #663429 - 05/06/2008 20:59

Hey all,

Hope your all well. Ive just set up my flickr page and posted a few photos on it. These were taken at west midlands safari park a few weeks ago. Got my camera the day before and glad i had some excellent subjects and characters to photo. All criticism is welcome

Enjoy.

http://www.flickr.com/photos/27373137@N02/

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He who asks is a fool for 5 minutes.
He who doesn't is a fool forever.

Edited by Dannyw (05/06/2008 21:00)

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sjaszczak
A Real Gentleman


Reged: 08/06/2005
Posts: 1122
Loc: York
Re: Just another 'my first photos' [Re: Dannyw]
      #663434 - 05/06/2008 21:17

Some nice shots Danny...keep them coming.

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Steve

My Flickr

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WillRees
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Reged: 04/06/2008
Posts: 6
Loc: Bristol, England, UK
Re: Just another 'my first photos' [Re: Dannyw]
      #663796 - 06/06/2008 13:21

The colour on DSC_0155 is amazing.

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November
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Reged: 06/06/2008
Posts: 3
Re: Just another 'my first photos' [Re: WillRees]
      #664096 - 06/06/2008 23:22

hey, love your photos, and love those creatures too. Especially the O155, it is stunning :X

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