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ken krishnan
{K:19102} 9/29/2003
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Wonderful shot. Love the caption too. well done.
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Theresia Makatita
{K:2114} 4/26/2003
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awwwwwww this one is a nice one.......Excellent work again!
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Peter Ounjai
{K:1309} 4/25/2003
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very nice shot :)
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Steve Kaufman
{K:2748} 12/1/2002
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How close was I? I figure about a foot away from that front left hand, shot at 20mm. These macaques see tens of thousands of human visitors, and are quite used to people. I've had young monkeys climb on me (as long as I stayed still; if I moved they would back off), and they would play with my tripod, camera lenses, and camera pack. I'm attaching a shot of a young macaque trying to steal my wife, Marybee's sketchbook.
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A.M. Lidkus
{K:293} 12/1/2002
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Steve, you always seem to nail it. Excellent !
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Dawna G.
{K:7709} 12/1/2002
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I love your series on the Japanese Macaques, beautiful interesting capture on this one as well.
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Lynn Herrick
{K:-98} 12/1/2002
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Wow! Fantastic shot...I like everything about it, subject, background etc excellent...well done!
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Peggy Heise
{K:937} 12/1/2002
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Excellent shot! You must have been quite close. :)
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Chris Moore
{K:5591} 12/1/2002
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Hi Steve,
I love this shot, the macaque in the foreground is great of course, but it's the background that really makes the image for me. It must have taken ages to build the set, and ensure the snow splashes and rocks "explode" out from the center like that... and training all the furballs must have been some task! ;-)
If I have any small quibble it's the perspective on the front arm, which makes it look a bit out of proportion - you must have been pretty close! In a way though, this helps the sense that this is his/her armchair at the baths. :)
Chris
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