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Wednesday, October 13, 2010

Zoo photo contest

I have submitted two photos to the Fresno Zoo's photography contest, and I need help in selecting a third and final submission.  I have tried to stay away from photos similar to winners in previous years, as well as shots that are similar to what my buddies in the Central California photography meetup group have taken, because I want to stand out and avoid repetition! 

Clicking on these thumbnails will take you to their Flickr page, where you can view them larger.

These are the two I've already submitted:

Animal portrait:
Composition:
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The categories I'm eligible for:
  • Animal Action
  • Composition
  • Animal Portrait
  • Most Humorous

Others I am considering:

Animal action:
two macaws
Humorous:
giraffe
Animal portrait:
Blue & yellow macaw
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Animal portrait:
Bateleur eagle
Composition:
Andean condor wing
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Which ONE would you pick, from the five above?

7 comments:

Unknown said...

#5 - hands down.

Unknown said...

D'oh, after taking a little more time to read through, I realize that's not really helpful. If you're choosing from the first two, my vote's for the tiger. If you're going to submit another, though, I really like the condor wing.

jentwo said...

Hi James,

Yes, the tiger and elephant photos have already been submitted. I am trying to pick a third submission from the five photos at the bottom of the post. Thanks so much for your feedback! I appreciate it!

Anonymous said...

I agree the condor wing is also the most striking of the second set. It should be different than anything else out there, and the pattern can't be beat.

koroshiya said...

i am torn between the condor wing and the giraffe.

Rob said...

Hey Jen,

The first one that popped at me was the Condor wing. I'd have to go with that one, it's very striking and piqued my interest immediately.

- Rob

Craig Kohlruss said...

I really like the condor wing. It gives you a little more insight into the subject is much more than a straight-on shot. It's also got some interesting graphic design. I think it's my favorite of all of them. Anyway...my 2 cents.