I'm as guilty as the next photographer of "tunnel vision" around wild animals. I get so enthralled I often fail to see the bigger picture of the animal AND the photographers.
In the next step of my efforts to breath life into the EPJ Gallery, I'd love to see your "take" on this unique encounter between people and animals with both visible. I see some pretty funny (and sometimes disturbing) things happening when watching people around wild animals, and often the people are even more interesting than the animals.
Have a favorite shot that meets the criteria for this next theme? I'd love to see it, as will many others. Here is my example.
Posted by Richard Wong on October 3, 2010 at 1:52 AM
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2 repliesIn the next step of my efforts to breath life into the EPJ Gallery, I'd love to see your "take" on this unique encounter between people and animals with both visible. I see some pretty funny (and sometimes disturbing) things happening when watching people around wild animals, and often the people are even more interesting than the animals.
Have a favorite shot that meets the criteria for this next theme? I'd love to see it, as will many others. Here is my example.
Grizzly Bear Photo