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Published: 2006-07-11 18:03:47 +0000 UTC; Views: 670; Favourites: 23; Downloads: 50
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The same zebra photo submitted a while ago in black and white. This is the original colour version and a scan from a negative.Related content
Comments: 40
Wow you really travel a lot!
What camera do you use? I love how the zebra is the only thing in focus here - you really got your settings right (admirable 'cos I don't 
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thanks a lot for your comment 
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that makes me happy too
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lovely! you take the most wonderful pictures! I still have a couple hundred more photos of yours to check out!!
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I love this.
Such a beautiful animal.
Great job
xxx
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thanks
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lovley vibrant colours, i may prefer this one *hmm*
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probably me too..its more "alive" in colour
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Seems to have stood the test of time much better, another great photograph with nice colour and depth of field.
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yeah, thanks this one is a negative, not a slide. For some reason or other, the slides have not lasted as well, although my dad has some slides from the 60s which have lasted fantastically well..so I guess the modern slide materials dont last as well..
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Odd. I was under the impression that slides were meant to be more hardy, although, I suppose they always need more sensitive condition requirements than negative film.
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yes, I would also have thought so too, but maybe the chemicals in slides are more susceptible to damp, than negatives...
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Yes. I think they require cool, dry storage to be preserved well, something to consider.
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this is awesome!
zebras are on my "fave list" too!
again, another great shot and angle!
(even if he is showing his rear) LOL
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Lol, yes, I think you should rename this "A Zebra's Superior Posterior"
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He's showing off his butt lol. Cool photograph, i like it.
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