c0wb0y007
07-30-2007, 11:44 AM
Hi peeps,
Some time ago, a JW-member asked me whether I have other interests besides motorsportsphotography (in the world of photography :) ).
Of course I have !
That's why I want to share a few of my wildlife pictures with you guys, just to give you an impression.
To be honest, I prefer shooting wildlife above motorsportsphotography. It gives you much more of a thrill snapping a beautiful animal in it's natural habitat. The observations, the peaceful atmosphere and just being there all alone with the animal makes it unforgettable. I don't care about the originality of my pictures nor the animals I photograph. I'm aware that the images I show you lack originality because these animals have been shot a million times before but on the other hand I think it will never become boring looking at these interesting animals like for example a deer.
One of the downsides of wildlife photography is that you often need big zoomlenses which will set you back a huge amount of money so if there is anyone out there who has a 300mm prime f2.8 with nikon mount on its attic plz pm me 8) :wink:
Enough said, time to upload a few pics
Butterfly
http://users.pandora.be/jokke1/Photography/wildlife/DSC_8020%20butterfly4_web.jpg
Lovely squirrel
http://users.pandora.be/jokke1/Photography/wildlife/DSC_8139%20Squirrel_1_web.jpg
One of my favourite animals (shot a few days ago)
http://users.pandora.be/jokke1/Photography/wildlife/DSC_8467%20Ree%204_web.jpg
http://users.pandora.be/jokke1/Photography/wildlife/DSC_8464%20Ree%201_web.jpg
Our Golden Retriever: Kai
http://users.pandora.be/jokke1/Photography/wildlife/DSC_8483%20Kai_web.jpg
Cheers guys
Some time ago, a JW-member asked me whether I have other interests besides motorsportsphotography (in the world of photography :) ).
Of course I have !
That's why I want to share a few of my wildlife pictures with you guys, just to give you an impression.
To be honest, I prefer shooting wildlife above motorsportsphotography. It gives you much more of a thrill snapping a beautiful animal in it's natural habitat. The observations, the peaceful atmosphere and just being there all alone with the animal makes it unforgettable. I don't care about the originality of my pictures nor the animals I photograph. I'm aware that the images I show you lack originality because these animals have been shot a million times before but on the other hand I think it will never become boring looking at these interesting animals like for example a deer.
One of the downsides of wildlife photography is that you often need big zoomlenses which will set you back a huge amount of money so if there is anyone out there who has a 300mm prime f2.8 with nikon mount on its attic plz pm me 8) :wink:
Enough said, time to upload a few pics
Butterfly
http://users.pandora.be/jokke1/Photography/wildlife/DSC_8020%20butterfly4_web.jpg
Lovely squirrel
http://users.pandora.be/jokke1/Photography/wildlife/DSC_8139%20Squirrel_1_web.jpg
One of my favourite animals (shot a few days ago)
http://users.pandora.be/jokke1/Photography/wildlife/DSC_8467%20Ree%204_web.jpg
http://users.pandora.be/jokke1/Photography/wildlife/DSC_8464%20Ree%201_web.jpg
Our Golden Retriever: Kai
http://users.pandora.be/jokke1/Photography/wildlife/DSC_8483%20Kai_web.jpg
Cheers guys