Eye See You by TwoPynts
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Description
My parents live in an adult community in central Florida called The Villages. On certain undeveloped parts of the community property, they allow "wild" buffalo to graze because it provides some sort of tax break and it also make an intersting attraction. Visitng family memebers like to go feed the buffalo carrots.
This is a shot of an alpha male as he peered at me through the slots in the fence that marked their territory. If you look closely at his eye, you will see a reflection of his surroundings, with the photographer included! :)
Olympus C-3030z
Comments (9)
Excellent shot, and story, I just wonder what he was thinking? Maybe the fence was a good thing }:)
great great shot...
Excellent shot! Love the reflection in his eye!
Excellent, look at those reflewctions !!!
lol... i see you! appears quite friendly :]
Great shot Kort and I'm pleased by the story about the adult community, your parents are wisdom and wiser people ! Excellent my friend !
Yeah, I see you! Must be a great attraction to have these buffalo's around. Very original shot!
Hmm, didn't know they had wild buffalo in Florida. Cool pic and great shot...
Cool shot! I like the inset! Reminds me of the time the Kodak people came for a visit, they were showing off a new techonolgy, Kodak photo-CD's. (New then). As I watched this guys demo (Right next to the computer, because I am an Uber geek) I took the mouse and zoomed into the image. The image was of a kid sitting on a fence, he only made up about 15% of the total image, his eye maybe .05%. I zoomed in so that his eye filled the screen, and you could see the photographer, and both the kids parents + the vehicles they drove up in! I gasped! Technology blows me away! I love this image because you are catching those tiny details too! Very cool!