Wildlife Photographer Of The Year

[Barr1e]

Which is your favourite from the various categories?

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/shared/spl/h...ear/html/1.stm

Regards. Barr1e

[Graham_of_Rainham]

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I will go for "Deadlock" as I've never seen this behaviour before

[strontian]

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I think DEADLOCK does it for me Barrie, i just love close ups like this great detail....JIM

[Barr1e]

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Agreed - I emailed my daughter when I first saw them and said my choice was the frog.

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[ash]

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Wow when you see pics like that it makes you wonder if you will ever make the grade!
Its another level and something I aspire to, personally I think the eagle shot is the best, I love the colours of the frog but the action of the eagles is something!

[jojo]

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For detail and sheer macabre, "Deadlock" gets my vote, but the snow leopard has a haunting quality. "Trouble-maker" looks like PS art!
All good stuff though, eh.

jo

[coupekid]

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deadlock for me too, although the snow leopard is stunning!

[peter]

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Deadlock for me as well, the colours are just amazing. Also to have taken something like that and call it a snap shot well all I can say is I wish could snap shots like that.

[Autumn]

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I'd like to see a bigger picture of The Show. I can see all those animals and trees in the background. I bet it would be wonderful printed.

May be like this because I would like to go to Namibia. We called in once on a day from a cruise, but I would like to go on a tour staying at lodges.

[Gina]

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I'd go for the eagles but deadlock a close 2nd.

[Barr1e]

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I'm pleased this has been of so much interest.

This link is interesting too - a series of pix of the snow leopard:
http://ngm.nationalgeographic.com/20...er-photography

Regards. Barr1e