martin best
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Martin Best Colobus Monkey and Infant
Diani Beach kenya, endangered species.
D3X300mm f/2.8 1/320s @ f/2.8 iso 100
http://www.wildpix.net/docs/equip/colobus.php
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Colobus Monkey and infant
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Martin Best Colobus Monkey and Infant
Diani Beach kenya, endangered species.
D3X300mm f/2.8 1/320s @ f/2.8 iso 100
http://www.wildpix.net/docs/equip/colobus.php
martin
Eric Diller
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Awesome capture! That infant is so adorable!
Love the shot over all but I would personally light up the adult face a little ( In my opinion).
Nice work and TFS!!
Love the shot over all but I would personally light up the adult face a little ( In my opinion).
Nice work and TFS!!
Asher Kelman
OPF Owner/Editor-in-Chief
Hi Martin,
Splendid picture.
Martin Best Colobus Monkey and Infant
I've added your wonderful picture to you first post above. It's exactly as you placed it on your website! If you go as if you are replying to this message, you will see below in the reply text box the syntax for embedding the picture as I've done.
To get that URL, simple drag any of your website's pics on to a fresh Internet Explorer, Safari, Firefox or other browser window. The url of your image will be the address that appears above the picture in the new browser window.
Asher
Splendid picture.
Martin Best Colobus Monkey and Infant
I've added your wonderful picture to you first post above. It's exactly as you placed it on your website! If you go as if you are replying to this message, you will see below in the reply text box the syntax for embedding the picture as I've done.
To get that URL, simple drag any of your website's pics on to a fresh Internet Explorer, Safari, Firefox or other browser window. The url of your image will be the address that appears above the picture in the new browser window.
Asher