Wildlife Photographer of the Year 2014 winners

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Wildlife Photographer of the Year 2014 winners

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See Grand title winners

One of the grand prize winners: slumbering lions.
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HansV wrote:One of the grand prize winners: slumbering lions.
"Dead or Overfed", IMNSHO!

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B/W photography is awesome in the sense that it places much emphasis on the subject (without the eye being distracted by colour) and it is a very powerful medium....having said that, and without being critical, I think this image would have been much better in colour.
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But Black and White is Cool!
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"Winter endings" under time lapse gave me a tear. Very impressive stuff.
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To save the cost of a new thread - BBC News - Photographer Murray Fredericks braves Greenland's ice sheet has some pretty impressive stuff in it, and all in Rudi's preferred full colour glory. :smile:

(Quick link to the photographer's site: Murray Fredericks)
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TX Leif... :thumbup: :grin:

BTW: How much does a new thread cost? I haven't paid a cent for my threads?
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Rudi wrote:BTW: How much does a new thread cost? I haven't paid a cent for my threads?
Well, as they say - If you gotta ask, you can't afford it :grin:

(As for your never having paid a 'cent' - whatever that is - rest assured that our resident enforcer Claude le Tire-Bouchon will be contacting you shortly for you credit card details...)
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:sigh: Do I have to pay with money? Can't I trade in some cows or something?
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Get one of those stoned sheep - you could make a lot of threads from its wool.
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Great idea :laugh:
However, the stoned sheep threads are ONLY reserved for you Admins as they can only be posted in the Words from on HIGH forum!
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Exactly - that should weed out any miscreants.
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Leif wrote:To save the cost of a new thread -...
So!
This is no idle thread :groan:
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HansV wrote:Get one of those stoned sheep - you could make a lot of threads from its wool.
Personally, I think those lions have been eating the stoned sheep.

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That explains why they are in black and white? :bingo:
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