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WHy the long face?
Western Plains Zoo Dubbo NSW Visit it if you ever get the chance! We took the early morning tour to get close to the animals well worth the cost and effort. The only downside was the biomass of flies outweighed that of all the other animals in the zoo!  Remember the Aeroguard!
Nice images Dug.
12-24 maybe 
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Beautiful Dug, reminds me of a series Andy Rouse (UK wildlife photog) did a while back.
http://www.andyrouse.co.uk/library_details.asp?LibraryID=6575 Liam =]
WOW what a great photo ! I was trying to get something like that but I had one piece of carrot and a crowd of people.
They have fabulous prehensile tongues soft but leathery. Next time I will go there dressed as a carrot.
amazing it looks so surreal!
till i read you used the 10-20 no wonder but still great subject matter and tone it's probably the most artistic shot i have seen from a zoo.
Great series of shots... Giraffes are very cool !
I like the first image the best but found the tree's in the top right of the image a little distracting, maybe a bit of PP ? The second shot is a cracker too, I'm amazed the giraffe could swipe that small bit of carrot from you with such a large tounge. There is a small shadow to the left of the hand that could use a tad of PP. Congratulations on some great images 
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Its only because you stir up the great apes Doug
As i said in email, someones gonna get sued for painting that horse with spots and taking it to the rack instead of spending some money and getting a decent chiropracter... Tim D70 - D200/MBD200 Coming soon - Too Much Gear, Not Enough Talent
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Really nice series Dug.
Those blue tongues are just the coolest thing. Steve
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Great shots Doug. Looks like he had Aniseed before the carrot.
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Great shots Dug. I used to live in Dubbo, had a yearly ticket to the zoo and took the kids every couple of weeks. Must have some shots on film somewhere, will look for and post them one day.
Good work Craig Craig
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