tibetan yak

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• gringofil (0)
• [2003-05-30 23:13]
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This is a wonderful shot...I love the colors, even the frame works. Just maybe it would be better if the animal's feet were in the shot...but that's OK, I'm not picky.

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• sam (897)
• [2003-05-31 0:44]
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Nice composition and exposure, with many shades of brown (although I would prefer the front feet in the frame too). This shot looks way over-sharpened, though. Makes the shot look unnatural to my eye. I also wish there was a bit more shadow detail in the dark face of the yak.

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• momshu (499)
• [2003-05-31 2:45]
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Great texture!

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• Aegean (2559)
• [2003-05-31 3:27]

Pin sharp details and very nice framing...The colors are perfect too...I agree with Fil and Sam about the feet...It's a pitty you did not post any info about the equipment used to take this shot!

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• olli (2091)
• [2003-06-02 7:49]

Very nice tones and great cropping especially!

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• mcreider (673)
• [2003-07-19 14:30]

Perfect job again. Mamash meule

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• solau (0)
• [2003-07-29 13:49]

just to tell you, this is an image of a waterbuffalo is not at all related to a yak ox (related to the bison and musk ox). The yak prefers to live at altudes above 2700 m, and the waterbuffalo lives in warm climate.
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