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The Dhole (Cuon alpinus)
Is a species of canid native to Southeast Asia (To read more [link] )
The picture was taken at Kolmården Zoo in Sweden With a With a Nikon D800 and a Nikon 70-2000mm lens F2,8
The Dhole was making allot of noise almost sounds like singing
and when i got there to take a picture he stopped and just looked at me
All comments are welcome pls tell me what you think is good and bad so i can get better next time i take a picture of a Dhole
If you like pictures of Wolves; Lynx; foxes, Wolverines and other wildlife and have the time please visit my gallery and tell me what you think their is a good chance you find something you like
Sincerely
Pali
Is a species of canid native to Southeast Asia (To read more [link] )
The picture was taken at Kolmården Zoo in Sweden With a With a Nikon D800 and a Nikon 70-2000mm lens F2,8
The Dhole was making allot of noise almost sounds like singing
and when i got there to take a picture he stopped and just looked at me All comments are welcome pls tell me what you think is good and bad so i can get better next time i take a picture of a Dhole
If you like pictures of Wolves; Lynx; foxes, Wolverines and other wildlife and have the time please visit my gallery and tell me what you think their is a good chance you find something you like
Sincerely
Pali
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Overall Vision Originality Technique Impact“By whose leave do ye come here?” said Mowgli.
“All Jungles are our Jungle,” was the reply, and the dhole that gave it bared his white teeth."
-The Second Jungle Book.
I'm sure that a lot of people on the web are not presently aware of this exotic species. I don't even think that they're aware of what it looks like. Thanks to you, it looks like that they are having a great comeback since Rudyard's 1895 coming of age classic. Sure, there were other ways of brining this to attention, someone else could've slap an image ripped off of Google or Wikipedia, or make a cheesy anthro and say this is a dhole. Class act?
With you, you were at the right time with the right artistic idea; as if this moment was practically gift-wrapped for you to show what a dhole looks like. You delivered it like a true deviant. The posing is awesome, the lighting makes it more surreal, and the animal itself it pretty impressive to look at. Like a genetic mix-up between a fox and a wolf, but more vicious and unpleasant like the literary antagonists portrayed in The Second Jungle Book. No wonder that many of Southeast Asia's communities consider the dhole as the outcasts of the jungle.
But all the same, I wish to see more of this from you, particularly in your taste.