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    Taken in the Timbavati on the morning game drive. As we watched the elephants, a ray of early morning light hit the trunk and I took this.

    Canon 50D
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    Handheld from a safari vehicle, no crop

    C&C welcome & appreciated. Thanks,

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    Hi Rachel, Good idea! I like how the trunk weaves it's way through the image along with warm light. Good story telling aspect in the image also.

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    Something new, an elephant image without an eye, which work for me :D
    The trunk itself create a shape which is like an art sculpture and you manage to capture a great texture on it too. The action of the trunk pulling the branches is telling a story as well, and the warm light goes well with the image. Very nicely done.

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    Really nicely done with the nice warm light.

    Looks like a very prickly breakfast.

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    Thanks all for the kind comments.

    Rachel

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    I agree Rachel. The warm lighting, trunk twisting, and finally the grab of the tangles make this one fine mighty image. Like it lots.:)

    ann

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    I think that ele body parts are the best !! Great isolation and very appealing image .. nice seeing the soft light !!! Sweet !!!

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    Lots to like here Rachel - good composition -soft light and interesting detail.
    Excellent!!

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    Thanks Ann. Al and Lance. I'm glad you all like it.

    Rachel

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    the light and the twistiness makes it for me!! nicely seen, rachel!!

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    Thanks Harold:)

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