Wildlife Photo Competition 1 2019 : Results
- Mark Of Excellence
- Judges Comment
- I am pretty sure this is a roe deer with his new velvet covered antlers. The back lighting is extraordinary and gives this photograph sharp highlights. The moon makes it extra special. Beautiful well done.
- Photographers Comment
- Thanks Picture taken with double exposure directly on the camera
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- Mark Of Excellence
- Judges Comment
- Striking colors and nice macro technique took this straight to the top of the pile. Well done.
- Mark Of Excellence
- Judges Comment
- Well action photography in wildlife it is all about being in the right place at the right time. Well done for making this rare spectacle into a nice graphic picture.
- Photographers Comment
- Thank You for the Mark of Excellence! Shot by a Creek South of Stockholm, Sweden. Canon EOS 5D Mark III at f/5 1/640 ISO 160 200 mm shutterprio. Canon EF 70-200 1:2.8 L IS II USM. Converted to B&W. Regards Christine Sandberg
- Mark Of Excellence
- Judges Comment
- It is the light that does it and squirrel’s tale certainly has soaked up plenty of that. Sweet photo, well done.
- Photographers Comment
- This photo was taken in november 2018 looking out of the window during sunrise with my nikon D7100, Lens Sigma 18-300 DC 4,5 -6,3 at f6,3 iso 320 1/100s at 300 mm. Post processing was done in photoshop elements with light and contrast. I feel very happy about that mark of excellence, thank you very much. A lot of greetings from germany Agnes Achenbach.
- Mark Of Excellence
- Judges Comment
- Here is such a handsome fellow in an autumn forest environment. Well done for getting so close!
- Mark Of Excellence
- Judges Comment
- Well it does look as though this cheetah has his eye on a prey, the distant antelope looks on mockingly. Lovely opportunity, well taken.
- Photographers Comment
- Photographer Frank Kracht - Picture taken: Massai Mara (Kenia) Panasonic Lumix G81 (150 - 300 mm)
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- Mark Of Excellence
- Judges Comment
- Well we don’t see many koalas on here so this was refreshing. Nice shot, he looks very happy amongst all those eucalyptus leaves. Cuteness brings you through :-)
- Mark Of Excellence
- Judges Comment
- Rather you than me! Well done for keeping your nerve and your finger on the button. You have made a fearsome photo of this hammer head, the black and white adds to that. The diver in the background helps us feel the reality and get in there with you.
- Mark Of Excellence
- Judges Comment
- Beautiful frog in its favorite place. I like the wild looking lake environment, nice shot.
- Photographers Comment
- Thank you so much for the Mark of Excellence. This was taken in Lord Stirling Park in central New Jersey. I was on one of the farther out trails of the park when I spotted this guy. It was a quiet day and luckily I was able to move slow enough where I could lay down on the boardwalk trail, getting as close to his level as possible, without scaring him away. The frog's patience allowed me to get off a few shots, adjust my settings and take a bunch more. Any post processing adjustments are extremely minor. This was taken using a Nikon D750.
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