Posted by Andrew Forsyth on September 14, 2006 at 3:03 PM
The throat is held for a couple of minutes, then the head is dropped and the cheetah catches its breath.
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Posted by David Kjaer on September 14, 2006 at 4:29 PM
Hi Andrew
I haven't commented on your previous images as I have been quite busy but I have seen them. A really great series which anyone would have been really pleased with, my only nit some were a little tight but overall excellent!
David
Posted by Anthony House on September 14, 2006 at 5:35 PM
Hi Andrew, I prefer this one out of the series, although the others had the action this one just looks right to me.
There's less of the road showing for one which was quite noticeable in the others, not a lot you could do about that I know.
Overall it's a superb seris and a sight I would have loved to of seen and photographed.
Nice work.
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I haven't commented on your previous images as I have been quite busy but I have seen them. A really great series which anyone would have been really pleased with, my only nit some were a little tight but overall excellent!
David
There's less of the road showing for one which was quite noticeable in the others, not a lot you could do about that I know.
Overall it's a superb seris and a sight I would have loved to of seen and photographed.
Nice work.
Tony
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I do find this shot abit creepy though.Its looks like the wildabeast is looking at the camera, as to say help.
Great shot and i'll be on the look out for your next picture