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My wish is to see a mixture of "animal farm" and "the far side galery". :-)

But i'll be also glad so see just a bunch of cool pics from animals on the range, in the forest, wherever. 

You're invited to show your cool, funny (!), abstruse and even classic pics of animals in all sizes from all over the world. 

 

 

 

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playful cow by Christoph, auf Flickr

 

 

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(Unfortunately i'm far away with my photos from what Garry Larson does with his drawings ... but i try hard ...)

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First Shot with Tamron SP 500mm f8 cata... 1/1000, 6400 iso..

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Longing

X Pro1 60mm 1/60th sec @ f16 ISO 800

 

 

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Strange - only one month on earth and already a star!

 

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Akita-inu in Minsk, Belarus.

 

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A very interesting (although unintended) test of the X-Trans sensor capabilities: dynamic range of the scene (metered) was over 20 stops.

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