Un-natural photographers
- Thread starter UncleFai
- Start date
Haiz.. there's an ******* in any place with a human being.. better off being a bear.. *pun intended
also.
some of them have been featured in NG.. you'd think they'd be the first to smell something fishy with the location/species of frog.
some of them have been featured in NG.. you'd think they'd be the first to smell something fishy with the location/species of frog.
I always wondered how some of those shots were obtained, since it doesn't seem intuitive.
It's sad if the accusations are indeed true. Treating wild animals as your personal puppet is behaviour that should not be encouraged.
It's sad if the accusations are indeed true. Treating wild animals as your personal puppet is behaviour that should not be encouraged.
a bear also has what you're talking about. if that is what you're implying..
how about bearing with it as a very bearable bear?
No need to insinuate. It is clear.
Common sense tells you that the poses do not reflect natural behavior of the animals.
He did something very bad to the animals in the photo. They may well be dead or dead soon after the shoot.
To pose them like that, he may have frozen them first or dipped them in some embalming chemical (is it formaldehyde?)
National Geographic should reject all the relevant photos.
Common sense tells you that the poses do not reflect natural behavior of the animals.
He did something very bad to the animals in the photo. They may well be dead or dead soon after the shoot.
To pose them like that, he may have frozen them first or dipped them in some embalming chemical (is it formaldehyde?)
National Geographic should reject all the relevant photos.
Last edited:
More Un-natural Photography.
http://news.nationalgeographic.com/...lcifies-animals-frozen-dove_72198_600x450.jpg
http://news.nationalgeographic.com/...lcifies-animals-frozen-dove_72198_600x450.jpg
The info got lost somehow, saw the series elsewhere and the photographer does mention he picks the animals up when washed ashore and poses them this way for the shot
*Okay I think it was this one:
http://blogs.smithsonianmag.com/art...kaline-african-lake-turns-animals-into-stone/
*Okay I think it was this one:
http://blogs.smithsonianmag.com/art...kaline-african-lake-turns-animals-into-stone/
Last edited:
Similar threads
