Wonderful, what kind of Dik-Dik is that?

Those are fantastic pics!!! My favorite it the cheetah licking its paw!

Best regards, D. Nelson

Very nice photos!

nice photos. In my opinion they would look much better at a smaller resolution. Its like watching an 80" TV from 2 feet away. I'm assuming they look great on a monitor with the resolution cranked wayyy up, but I think most people have it set at more of a standard resolution, which in turn makes the photos huge (taking up most of the screen). just my 2 cents.

Beautiful photos Saeed, do you have any close-ups?

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Originally posted by Big Wonderful Wyoming:
Wonderful, what kind of Dik-Dik is that?

A female Klipspringer?

The only time my wife shows interest in AR is to view
Saeeds photos!

Wow!! Excellent.

Cheers
Jim & Joyce

I really like the meerkat.

Are the top two Hillary?
Cal

Cal, I think only the second one. Looks like it is falling apart but still has a smug look on it's face.

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Originally posted by cal pappas:
Are the top two Hillary?
Cal

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Originally posted by 7kongoni:
The only time my wife shows interest in AR is to view
Saeeds photos!

Yes, this!

My toddlers love all of it.

Wow, as always your photos are stunning.

K

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Originally posted by bobby7321:
nice photos. In my opinion they would look much better at a smaller resolution. Its like watching an 80" TV from 2 feet away. I'm assuming they look great on a monitor with the resolution cranked wayyy up, but I think most people have it set at more of a standard resolution, which in turn makes the photos huge (taking up most of the screen). just my 2 cents.

Anyone else has any problems viewing photos at this resolution??

They are re-sized to 1800 pixels - which is relatively small by today's standards.

Both my desktop and laptop have resolution of 3840x2160 - which is the lower 4K resolution - true 4K is slightly higher.

All photos were taken with the Nikon P 900 camkera, that has an 83 X optical zoom.

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Originally posted by cal pappas:
Are the top two Hillary?
Cal

Don't insult my aniamls

Thanks Saaed, my girl-child (Bailey)loves the photos of the cheetah.

Very nice.

Absolutely brilliant pictures Saeed

I have been asked to add more photos, so I thought I will add the following from a recent trip in Sweden.

The food on the BBQ was at a friend's house. The meat was moose and reindeer.

The sleeping dog is Sassy, Hessa's dog, and the blueberry crumble was made by Hessa with blueberries she picked just outside our house.

Blueberries are everywhere. And I go walking every day in the forest, and I don't take any food or drink with me. I just pick a few as I go along.

The seals were quite far away and we were in a bought, so I apologize that the photos is not very clear.

Bravo! Enjoyed the show.

Beautifull ,thanks fo sharing .

awesome photos

Some of the following photos were taken on very small islands that friends of our have their summer house on.

Great pics. Reminds me of my visit to a friend in the very northern part of Sweden. It's a fantastic country, and the people are wonderful. Ate so much moose I almost got tired of it...almost!

Very nice mate.

they come through a bit large on my computer too (6 or 7 years old), but I zoom the screen out to about 75% (hold control then the + or - key) then just zoom in to read the text but also enjoy being able to zoom in and see the detail

A Visit To Hosigor, France


I have put some photos on the Photos and Video Forum which some of you might enjoy.

I will keep adding to that thread as I prepare the photos.

Saeed, that toad is magnificent in my book. My favorite animal to this day since I was a small child.

I was wondering if you breed your cheetahs?

That toad was in Sweden.

I also saw literally thousand of tiny little one crossing the roads - most getting killed by cars.

Yes we do breed our cheetahs.

They are fantastic animals, and they love to play.

Hessa runs straight to their place as soon as she arrives from school - we have to drag her away from them.

We also get several schools send their kids here on day out to see and enjoy learning about the animals.

Very popular, and we are glad it is.

Some of the older kids 16-18 year olds, who are thinking of taking up studies on animals also come and study the animals.

Good news on the cheetahs. That keeps them viable to have them even if somewhat domesticated. I knew you propagated your antelopes.

Sweden looks lush, I bet you and your family enjoy your place there. As always, thanks for sharing the photos.