Show Your Zoo Photos

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One of my favorite places to shoot is the zoo. I personally like the small roadside type, you never know what you will find. I also like the challenges some enclosusures provide when shooting (ever try shooting through chicken wire or mesh?)

Albino Rattlesnake
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This Gibbon lived on his own island with a bunny
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"Iggy"
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When at the National Zoo in Washington, you must always remember to look up. There have been "accidents"
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Great shots.

I will take one for the team and be the one to ask what lens and main settings you were using. ;)
 
Great pics!!

I will post some of mine, but they are not nearly as good as yours. They were taken at the Richmond Zoo.

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Andy, you are correct it was the Richmond zoo in VA. I went in April to visit my sister.
 
Great photos, makes me want to stop by my local zoo again.

My job here is done :smile:

Thanks. I carry a backpack full of equipment when I shoot. Most of these were probably with a 70-200 zoom lens. I usually just set the camera to Auto when shooting outside on a sunny day, it's what most cameras are designed to do best. I will also shoot in Aperture Priority which gives me easy control over how to show the background in a photo.

Love seeing other photographer's shots. It gives me ideas.

Please, lets see some more photos.
 

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