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Mountain Lion and Reflection


 
  Mountain Lion and Reflection
Mountain Lion and Reflection

Lewis Kemper

 
 
 
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Hi Lewis,

Jim here. We are going to feature your photo in this month's Where in the World quiz.

It's an awesome shot and, for those BetterPhoto members who are Monk-like detectives, it might just be possible to figure out the place.

Don't give away any clues... let's see just how easy or difficult this Where in the World is.

Best wishes, players... may the best guesser (or detective) win!


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April 01, 2004

 

Lyn E. Adams
  I'm guessing a North American Zoo... just not sure which one.

Lyn Adams


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April 01, 2004

 

Deanna Cathcart
  It doesn't look quite real to me. I once visited a sporting goods store that had taxidermy animals set up in natural looking scenes and that is sort of what this looks like to me. So I am guessing it is someplace like that.


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April 01, 2004

 

Ashby A. B.
  I'm thinking somewhere in the Eastern US......VA or North Carolina? Although the sports shop answer is a good one!

Ashby


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April 01, 2004

 

Harold Burchards
  My guess is it's at NorthWest Trek in western Washington state. I have a shot almost just like this one taken there.

Harold - Olympia, WA


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April 01, 2004

 

Dale Ann Cubbage
  I think it's in a museum somewhere!


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April 01, 2004

 
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  You guys all have good guesses but here's a hint... the answer is somewhere on the BetterPhoto site.

How's that for a Easter Egg hunt?

Have fun!


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April 01, 2004

 

Elizabeth Robinson
  At NWTrek's I saw a mote, but no stones. This animal looks a little fat for being in the wild, but I will go with where the cougars are, anyway: Vancouver Island, BC.
If you go there, be careful. They hold the record for cougar attacks. Just to the south in Mason County, Washington State, a cougar attacked my dog. We treed him, where I caught photos you can see at www.creekbed.com.
Elizabeth - Lilliwaup, WA


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April 01, 2004

 

Laurie L. Snidow
  I think it's real and in the mountains of Colorado most likely, could be Arizona or New Mexico or even Big Bend Texas. Guess I'll search the site for a possible answer ;-).


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April 01, 2004

 

Laurie L. Snidow
  Okay, here is my final guess after reviewing the web site again. Triple D in California.


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April 01, 2004

 

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  It looks like one of the sites around the Triple D Ranch Montana. The animal is a little too well fed for the wild.


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April 01, 2004

 

Chris London
  Hmm, Lewis is from Sacramento, not that far from Triple D... But could be San Diego Zoo...


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April 01, 2004

 

Lorraine A. Steele
  Hi Lewis, I'm not sure how far off base I am, but are these 2 different photos, merged into one. Is that a dolphin in the water looking up at the lion?
I'm going to guess it is Sea World and the San Diego Zoo. Real nice shot by the way. Lorraine Steele


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April 02, 2004

 

Lewis Kemper
  No it's just one image, shot on film - no photoshop work at all.


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April 02, 2004

 
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  Excellent guesses everyone. And, guess what? We have a winner!

Laurie S. with her second answer got it right. This is indeed the central California ranch where Triple D brings beautiful animals to be photographed. Laurie found the answer at our Triple D page.

Excellent detective work, Laurie ;-) Good guessing everyone. And fantastic image, Lewis.

Have an excellent spring!


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