Mondo verde

[Genster]

Some "Mondo Verde-pics" from yesterday:

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[Athena]

Wow! A fantastic set Genster . There are some very skilful shots of the animals - well done. Looks like a wonderful place to visit. I looked it up on the internet and translated info on Monte Verde web site using Google Translate. I like that they have an animal adoption scheme - it's a great idea.

 

[Khortal]

Super images genster , i like especially the blue billed duck 'perhaps sayinfg hello' , and of course the lions (kato & kenia) ... number 4 is very fine
though wish were all in natural habitat , but i also am away from mine too -for a month - but wont call the U.K a Zoo :lol:

be well , Kort .



Edit :?: : could you tell Camera/Lense please genster . thanks

 

[33dollars]

Great expressions on the animals faces. Well posed & colorful.

 

[Genster]

Thank you all for the kind words. Much appreciated.

 

[Orol]

Yeah, agreed, a great set. I like most #1. The #10 swearing duck is great also. And, yes, the #12 calls for taking some bath, doesn't it.
Thanks for posting.

Peter

 

[Ksnow]

Great set of shots, Genster! I didn't see any EXIF info. What camera/lens were you using? Ken

 

[Genster]

Super images genster , i like especially the blue billed duck 'perhaps sayinfg hello' , and of course the lions (kato & kenia) ... number 4 is very fine
though wish were all in natural habitat , but i also am away from mine too -for a month - but wont call the U.K a Zoo :lol:

be well , Kort .



Edit :?: : could you tell Camera/Lense please genster . thanks

Hi Kort,
I have used the Nikon D90 with a Sigma 10-20mm and a Nikkor 70-300mm.

 

[Genster]

Yeah, agreed, a great set. I like most #1. The #10 swearing duck is great also. And, yes, the #12 calls for taking some bath, doesn't it.
Thanks for posting.

Peter

Thanks Peter

 

[Genster]

Great set of shots, Genster! I didn't see any EXIF info. What camera/lens were you using? Ken

Thanks!
I have used the Nikon D90 with a Sigma 10-20mm and a Nikkor 70-300mm.

The EXIF is "inside" and -I think- you can see it with a EXIF-viewer. I use a EXIF-viewer add-on in Firefox