📸 PhotoFeed Contest - Wildlife Photography Round 74

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📸 Hey Photographers! 📸

 

Wildlife photography is a captivating and challenging genre that involves capturing images of animals in their natural habitats. It's not just about taking pictures of animals; it's about telling stories through images, conveying their behaviors, interactions, and the environments they inhabit.
 

 

Round 73 Wildlife Photography Winner

 

Rank 1 - @joanstewart

 

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Image by@joanstewart
Prize15% Beneficiaries

 

Rank 2 - @nenio

 

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Image by@nenio
Prize12% Beneficiaries

 

Rank 3 - @digi-me

 

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Image by@digi-me
Prize10% Beneficiaries

 

Timetable

 

MondayLandscape15.04.2024
TuesdayStreet16.04.2024
WednesdayWildlife17.04.2024
ThursdayMacro11.04.2024
FridayCityscape12.04.2024
SaturdayPortrait13.04.2024
SundayBlack & White14.04.2024

 

Rules

 

  • Every user has 1 entry per theme
  • Only use your own work
  • Post your entry in the comment section with a short description
  • No nudity
     

Prizes

 

  • Every Round has 3 winners which will share a pool of 35% post beneficiaries
  • Every entry receives a 30% upvote on the comment submission
  • If you make a separate post with "PhotoFeed Contest - .." u will receive a 30-50% upvote on your post
     

Good Luck Everyone!

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You have capture this one. Gentle creature

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Hola @christybliss! Lo he encontrado hace rato, había visto a jno hace días y le había tomado una foto, pero este estaba en la mata de parchita y lo aproveché. Gracias por visitarme y comentar

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Congrats to the winners!

Here I "captured" a lonely heron resting on the lake shore.

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Thanks so much, it's greatly appreciated.

My entry for next round 74:

Olive Snake (Lycodonomorphus inornatus) simply walking in the garden seeing this snake, not one I had ever encountered previously. Photographed enjoying it's meal, then sent photo to a local group for identification.

Positive ID the snake is not venomous, now living somewhere close to home. No need to kill any form of wildlife you don't know, find out first if a problem, have it removed by professional snake handlers in Durban.

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