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Maja Gligoric
{K:13528} 7/31/2003
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Great shot!
Regards
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Pieter Visser
{K:1582} 7/29/2003
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I love the b&w tone... Personally i would've done a portrait shot to get the the whole head & trunk in the frame, but am not 100% convinced that my picture would've looked better than yours ...the close crop is growing on me.
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Bob Stapleton
{K:575} 7/28/2003
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Thanks for the comment Carole - Funnily enough this shot was taken in Chobe aswell, however this was a youngster with a bit of an attitude and luckily not a grumpy old bull (note the small tusks) I was, however, charged by a huge bull in the Okovango on the same trip I will have to scan the slides of that encounter and post them here.
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Carole Bradford
{K:10715} 7/27/2003
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Excellent capture! Like the B&W! Not so sure about your safety though - I was with a group in Chobe and was charged by an old bull! Regards!
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xxxx xxxx
{K:1833} 7/25/2003
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Very nice shot, the B&W was a good idea, it looks like those Tarzan movies from John Wayne times, ... Congratulations!
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Bob Stapleton
{K:575} 7/25/2003
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no Kim it wasn't too dangerous - when an elephant has its ears flared like this one it it only a "mock charge" if it's ears are flat back then you have problems - besides, I was sitting on the roof of a Land Rover at the time and would have been fairly safe had he decided to charge. Thanks for your comment
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Kim kyungsang
{K:14135} 7/24/2003
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The elephant composition photograph is good. Wasn't dangerously?
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