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Baby, Oh, Baby!
We went to Bandon, Oregon this weekend, as I wanted to get pix of the seastacks in the ocean around there. The weather was stormy, so I didn't get what I wanted of the sea. We went to this West Coast Game Park, and these bengal tiger cubs were about my favorite animals there. They participate in a breeding program for zoos.
My next purchase needs to either be a flash or a f/1.4 type of faster lens. I fought low light problems the whole time, and this was the best I could do with these adorable little guys. Any recommendations?
We went to Bandon, Oregon this weekend, as I wanted to get pix of the seastacks in the ocean around there. The weather was stormy, so I didn't get what I wanted of the sea. We went to this West Coast Game Park, and these bengal tiger cubs were about my favorite animals there. They participate in a breeding program for zoos.
My next purchase needs to either be a flash or a f/1.4 type of faster lens. I fought low light problems the whole time, and this was the best I could do with these adorable little guys. Any recommendations?
Baby, Oh, Baby!
We went to Bandon, Oregon this weekend, as I wanted to get pix of the seastacks in the ocean around there. The weather was stormy, so I didn't get what I wanted of the sea. We went to this West Coast Game Park, and these bengal tiger cubs were about my favorite animals there. They participate in a breeding program for zoos.
My next purchase needs to either be a flash or a f/1.4 type of faster lens. I fought low light problems the whole time, and this was the best I could do with these adorable little guys. Any recommendations?
We went to Bandon, Oregon this weekend, as I wanted to get pix of the seastacks in the ocean around there. The weather was stormy, so I didn't get what I wanted of the sea. We went to this West Coast Game Park, and these bengal tiger cubs were about my favorite animals there. They participate in a breeding program for zoos.
My next purchase needs to either be a flash or a f/1.4 type of faster lens. I fought low light problems the whole time, and this was the best I could do with these adorable little guys. Any recommendations?