Remembered Freedom 030510

© Ken R. Frischkorn

Remembered Freedom         030510

Uploaded: March 05, 2010

Description

I understand the need for zoos and to be able to study animals, it is still hard to think of them being in a cage and not free to live there lives. Taken in aperture priority, spot metered, 1/125 second at f/5.6 and -1 stop exposure bias, Olympus 70-300mm lens set at 300mm, ISO 400, late morning, bright overcast sky.

Exif: F Number: 5.6, Exposure Bias Value: -1.00, ExposureTime: 1/125 seconds, Flash: did not fire, auto mode, ISO: 400, White balance: Auto white balance, FocalLength: 300.00 mm, Model: E-520

Comments

Amanda J. Tanner level-classic March 05, 2010

He is beautiful. I understand your feelings on animals not being free. Very nice image Ken. #1245486

Kitty R. Rodehorst-Hanna March 05, 2010

I agree with you, Ken and like you, I understand the why of the cages!!! You captured this image beautifully!!! :-) k #8434896

Hal Bambrick March 06, 2010

Excellent Work Ken!!!!!!. #8436337

Rony Sagy March 08, 2010

Amazing image, Ken. #8440772

Anita Tykwinski March 08, 2010

Great capture of this beautiful creature, and it breaks my heart to see them caged...when you look into their eyes and see a sense of sadness. I enjoyed your lovely gallery. #8440814

Ken R. Frischkorn March 09, 2010

Thanks everyone for the lovely comments and complements, this is turning out to be a busy month for me but I try to respond to all my messages. Again thank you all so much it means a lot. #8442418

Sherry McClead March 11, 2010

Great Image Ken... yes it is sad to think they are caged... but most Zoos do try to keep them as active and happy as they can... #8447486

Ken R. Frischkorn March 17, 2010

Thank you Sherry fot the lovely comment, the zoo that this photo was taken at Is in the process of building an new South American exhibit and this lovely cat will have much more room then just this cage. #8462094

Lisa J. Boulden level-classic April 01, 2010

Beautiful, Ken!
I, too, along with many others, share mixed feelings regarding the captivity of zoo animals.
Blessings, Lisa #8502904

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