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Taronga Zoo Part Deux
Hey all, second trip to the zoo (this time with my gf)... Got some pretty good shots this time (many more keepers then my first trip!), so I'm happy. Here a few of the ones I liked.
Note: these were shot with my 70-300G lens, in Manual, RAW mode. I haven't done any PP yet, these are the photos straight from the camera (I just did a batch conversion to JPG and posted). I'll definately be making some adjustments when I get a chance. Click thumbnails for larger versions. 1: 
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Let me know what ya think! Anthony
<a href="http://www.flickr.com/photos/acaruso/">http://www.flickr.com/photos/acaruso/</a> Nikon D70 18-70 kit lens, Nikkor 70-300 G, SB-800
Hi Anthony,
I think you had a great time at the zoo and also some great photos. I like the cats, particularly the meerkats. I can see the meerkats being involved in a conversation regarding their colony. Regards, CD
Anthony. You've done well with these. Standouts for me are #5, 10 and 12. Weakest is shot #6 - I find the bodyless bird's head a little distracting (but it may be becaus eI'm more used to headless bird's bodies)
 Peter
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hey dude (two guys talking on the left hand side) : "what are the others going on about " ??? 
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