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Attack

© Jim D. Keever

Attack

Uploaded: July 23, 2007

Description

Taken in Cabella's Forest, LOL, Cabella's is a sporting goods store, and these were stuffed!

Exif: F Number: 3.8, Exposure Bias Value: +0, Exposure Time: 1/4, Flash: flash did not fire, ISO: 100, White Balance: auto white balance, Focal Length: 57mm, Camera Model: E-300

Comments

David L. Luchowski July 24, 2007

Looks pretty real to me,Jim. Cool capture. #697842

Evy Johansen level-classic July 24, 2007

Wow... Awesome capture, Jim!! #4546905

Su Sana E. P level-classic July 24, 2007

Perhaps a bit disturbing for my sensitive mind. However it's an awesome capture, Jim!! #4546920

Nadya Johnson July 24, 2007

Cool capture with outstanding light and color, Jim! #4546921

Jill Odice level-classic July 24, 2007

You sure had me fooled! I was going to say, boy did you get a great catch here...you must have been a bit scared :-) Good one Jim! #4546988

Su Sana E. P level-classic July 24, 2007

Oh Jim, you've absolutely fooled me today. Now I'm not upset but laughing big about the comment I've made above. LOL. #4547013

Vikram Jamwal July 24, 2007

Clever Jim :-),... and an excellent shot! #4547016

Paul E. Earl July 24, 2007

I would never have known until you told me otherwise. LOL! A great capture either way! #4547074

Barbara Waldoch July 24, 2007

Cool capture, Jim! #4547339

Kay E. Mahoney level-classic July 24, 2007

Nice capture, Jim. Looks so real. #4547925

July 24, 2007

WOW!!! What a trip! This is great Jim. I'm glad you weren't close up and personal to these 2. You are getting better and better at your photography. Keep it up.
Pam #4550974

Jim D. Keever July 24, 2007

I want to thank you all for your kind comments, I spent a lot of time trying to create the illusion that this might be "real". I won't try to fool your minds, just your minds' eye, LOL
Thanks again for your support and encouragement.
Jim #4551005

Jim A. Carlson July 28, 2007

That's an amazing shot! well done. #4573444

Jim D. Keever July 28, 2007

Thank You Jim!! #4573447

August 07, 2007

Obviously the taxidermist did an outstanding job of mounting/preserving these animals in a very realistic way.
However, you did an equally outstanding job in creating the illusion that this was taken in the wild. The bit of warped forehead on the cougar gave it away to me but everything else had me wondering how you happened to be in the right spot at the right time.

Kirk #4616524

Jim D. Keever August 07, 2007

I agree, the Taxidermist did a fine job!! I would have fixed the warped forhead if I knew it even existed!! Thanks for your input!!
Jim #4616564

August 08, 2007

Jim, on second look it was actually the area around the deer's ear and cougar's nose that caught my eye and also the halo look around the tip of the cougar's nose.
I'm not sure if the wind blown looking hair on the cougar's forehead is your manipulation or the taxidermist's but that is fine, I used the wrong part name in describing the root of my suspicions.
It is still a really good image.

Kirk #4618170


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