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Maasai Herdboy
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Maasai Herdboy
aperture f5.6, shutter 1/400, Our Maasai guides stopped to talk to this young herdboy who was out tending around 100 cattle all day in Loliondo Game Reserve, Northern Tanzania. I was pleased to capture his stance which is typical of maasai
Kate Jackson |
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KC Pagano |
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This is absolutely fantastic! He looks like he's posing for a sculture to become a greek statue! This decisive moment capture was wonderful! I also like that you captured him not looking at the camera but engaging in something with some one off camera. It directs all the attention to this wonderful young boy. Great job!
March 04, 2005
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Lori Ditlefsen |
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Wonderful shot, Kate!
March 04, 2005
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Kate Jackson |
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Thanks Lori and KC KC I have just looked at your gallery. Looks like you had a good trip to Europe and made a good start to achieve your ambition. I particularly love teracotta and the gulls from the back of the boat. All lovely shots Kate
March 04, 2005
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KC Pagano |
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Thanks Kate! It's always a challenge as you know to find that one shot which catches peoples eye. I think you should put up other shots from this scene of the boy. I'm sure they are wonderful!
March 06, 2005
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Don Martel |
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had a browse thru your portfolio, very nice work. This is a wonderful shot !:)
April 24, 2005
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Kate Jackson |
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Thank you so much Don. I feel very flattered after having looked at your gallery. Though you only have four pictures in there in my view they are all prize winners. And many congratulations on your Desert Tree second place. I would absolutely love to go to Namibia to see all the awesome sandunes.
April 25, 2005
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Mary N C. Taitt |
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This is a really beautiful shot. What a great capture of a great expression! :-) Mary
June 08, 2005
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Kate Jackson |
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Thanks Mary! :-)
June 08, 2005
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Yuan Liu |
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Hi Kate, I really love this spontaneous pose and the very pleasing colours and composition. I went to Kenya over ten years ago and saw Maasai boys like this, but I wasn't quite into photographing people at that time :o) I was focusing on the animals!
June 21, 2005
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Kate Jackson |
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Thanks Yuan. So glad you stopped by. It prompted me to go back to your gallery to find another gem! The animals are what most people go for but if we forget the wonderful African people I doubt there will be many animals left for us to enjoy.
June 21, 2005
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David G. Ziegert |
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Had I seen this, or any of your other shots of Africa in National Geographic, I wouldn't have considered any out of place. Here's hoping I get to experience Africa some day, as well!
July 29, 2005
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Pu Chen |
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What a wonderful shot, Kate! What a sweet and graceful boy, yet he could handle that much cattles! Thought of National Geographic when I first saw it too! Great capture!
August 10, 2005
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Mary N C. Taitt |
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Very natioanl geographic! YES! :-)
August 10, 2005
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Kate Jackson |
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Sorry David I seem to have missed your comment but thank you and I too hope you get to experience Africa. Thank you Pu for visiting my gallery. Yes it is amazing the responsibility the Maasai kids have at a very young age. Thanks again Mary!
August 11, 2005
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