The Great Escape by tennesseecowgirl
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Taken at the Knoxville Tennessee Zoo, aren't they cute, I have quite a few of these two, they were so cute and fun to watch. So I Thought I would show their playful side.
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Comments (55)
This photo is great fun!
Thank you so much for the laugh. Great picture of these two.
superb composition! great idea!
wonderful
Excellent and funny work. Very well done!!
Very funny. Great shot!
Very funy!
I love this :)
Very funny indeed!
LOL...great capture lynell..
cute photo a very cute pair!
funny story :-) Nice capture !
Cute, cute... Your sense of humor comes to the fore in this delightful composition of the tall ones experiencing cabin fever.
hahhaahah so funny. cool shot too
Wonderful capture Lynell of the marvelous creatures! very funny indeed.
fantastic capture!!
lol too cute! wonderful work
They are so cute!!!
GOOD humor!!! David
Yeah! Great shot and dialogs!!
ha ha ha ha ha ha LOL !!!! cute [^____^] Cheers, Roger
GOOD stuff! Methinks these two would have a HARD time HIDING after their escape? WINK.
ha ha ha ha..... very funny :D
lol, andrea posted some dogs with captions around the same time, I like the whole convention...and it does look like the right-hand giraffe is tied to a chain! (Could that be? A chain? What'd he do, rob a train???) Again, the fun aside, it's another good shot, Lynell, the verticals & horizontals making a music, and the tones of the giraffe in harmony with the tones & patterns of the poles. You're seeing like a photographer, you're getting the visual music. I like all your giraffe shots. And I'm sure they'd like to break loose, creatures like that probably would love huge tracts of land like savannas. (Well you're not far from Georgia, there's a savannah there, lol.) And I like how you capture at least one partially behind a pole, like it's shy in front of a camera!
Great camouflage, if you ask me... and great sense of humour (this is not wrong spelling, in the U.K. & in OZ)! nice catch of the day. Cheers BB