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No, not bait really, in winter we feed the birds in our garden in general.Bait, eh? What a good idea!
Thanks,
Osman
That leads to the obvious question, Jaap, what did you use to bait the lions ... some unsuspecting Canon or Nikon shooter standing next to you?Well, these little things don't pose they jump around all the time. You opened a can of worms there - baiting for an image is considered unethical in wildlife photography circles, as is any form of postprocessing beyond the basics.
That would be a high-risk solution, Kurt.That leads to the obvious question, Jaap, what did you use to bait the lions ... some unsuspecting Canon or Nikon shooter standing next to you?
Kurt
Safari companies always provide a tasty guide All Canons seem to have disappeared from the tourist safari circuit btw - only Nikons.That leads to the obvious question, Jaap, what did you use to bait the lions ... some unsuspecting Canon or Nikon shooter standing next to you?
Kurt
I must tell you that this image brings a whole new meaning to the term "knarly sex" The image is haunting all on its own but the expressions on both aniamals faces are beyond compare.Time to get a few recent ones in All taken with the VE 105-280, the Eagle with the Apo-extender 1.4x.