Wonderful !! What a super moment and so well caught!

Decided to stick your neck out a little, Bill? LOL! This is excellent! Great colors, and symmetry, and such handsome fellows! So how many carrots did it take to bribe those giraffes to pose so symmetrically? LOL!

Love the title play Bill well done, nice giraffes too.. A well positioned pose, nice capture!!

cool shot!

A wonderful clear capture of these very cute giraffes. Excellent title.

I love these creatures...they're cute and they have such long eyelashes too! This is elegant and really captivating. Fantastic. I could spend whole days photographing these people. They probably wouldn't mind either! This is marvelous!

Hmmm, they must have been born identical twins, because they're both sporting the same skin patterns and textures, Bill. Do I detect a bit of reverse flop-a-roo postwork here? If so, a most remarkable job, especially with the lighting and shadow effects.

lol on the title, and a beautiful capture...not just for the wonderful criss-cross of the giraffes, but for your splendid lighting & hues. Such splendid light, the hues on the giraffes are rich & beautiful, and the extreme contrast of light/dark on the tree to the right is equally beautiful. I also like your crop, how you cropped it at the lower neck of the animals, as if the necks were some exotic plants growing out of mounds at the bottom of the frame. And yeah, how did you get them in just that configuration! A wonderful giraffe-like configuration...after a year of photographing animals, I can appreciate a shot like this all the more. Very fine work all around, Bill, and the light & hues are beautiful. (Should I do the only other giraffe joke I know? I didn't write this, ok...Why don't giraffes live in New York? The giraffic is terrible.) (traffic??? boy when you gotta explain it...)

Great photo of these tall lanky beasts.

Love those patterns.

Excellent work on this capture! :)

wonderful

very beautiful photo!!

Excellent work AND postwork

What a wonderful image! You did an awesome job on this. It isn't often a title inspires the art, but this turned out great! Good stuff, Hon! :*

I had to read the title twice... I have spent the last 10 minutes studying this and I must say that you are a master! Given all the rain we had last night, not quite the image I wanted to see, Noah! A testament to you giraffic skills, Clive

That is indeed a wonderful capture of these X giraffes. Looks fantastic Bill. :)

Beautiful shot of these beautiful animals Bill.

Superbly capture!!!bravissimo!:DDD.Hugsxx

excellent work....

Lovely capture, it looks so sunny & bright!!!

How beautiful! Every time I've been to the zoo the giraffes were far far away from view, doing what wild animals do, trying to get away from all the noisy humans. Can't blame them for that, I do it myself. This capture is brilliant!

I wonder if they have a finger print pattern like that tells them apart? Beautiful animals. Aloha

Neat image Hugs Susan~

I am guessing you took one photo and turned it.... what are the giraffes in Seattle not necking enough lately? lol beautiful work, they are so pretty, unique whiter color on this pair.

Very very clever, I superb job extracting this from the background.Excellent job Bill.

SPECTACULAR IMAGE!

Aww...I always think of my 1st Grade teacher Mrs. Tozier when I see giraffes. She LOVED them and had them on pretty much anything she could find at the time. Wonderful Bill! Nice title:-)

Very beautiful photo!! Great capture !

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