Redcow

Impala B PV

Impala B PV

Impala. Feeding but alert.

Impala. Feeding but alert.
Read less

camera

PENTAX K-7

settings

settings

Aperture f/8.0 ISO 400 Shutter 1/640

upload_date

upload_date

Jan, 2014

Views

135

Likes

+23

Awards

Top Choice

+5

Superb Composition

Absolute Masterpiece

Exceptional Contrast

Jaw Dropping

Superior Skill

Great shot

PRO+

Nice portrait! Brian

Platinum

My favourite Redcow. Such a lovely creature. Great shot.

Lovely portrait

beautiful portrait

See all

Same photographer See all

Cape Eagle owl flying past some zebras in a game park in South Africa.

This lighthouse is set on a headland quite high above the sea. It is attached to the end of a house.

This magnificent bird is completely black when it is perching. In flight, it shows off a white cross on its back. The Black Eagle has a 6 foot win

Late afternoon shot of children in a playground.

The jackal is about the size of a small German Shepard dog, so he gives an indication of the size of the Cape Vulture.

Shires for Competition (1024x992)

This is an agility dog in action exiting a tunnel at speed. He went on to win the South African National Championship for medium sized dogs and has

An out of the way spot in Venice. Very peaceful after the day's bustle.

I was photographing cattle when this bird flew overhead. The light filtered through the wings attracted me.

Zulu

I took my camera for a walk around the farm just as it stopped snowing and this tree caught my eye.

An endangered species from Africa. Very beautiful, each animal uniquely marked, they communicate with a range of whistles and sound more like birds t

This is a bud of a very unusual plant that appeared in the garden. I don't know what it is, but it was fun to photograph!

I had an opportunity to photograph some beautiful Friesian horses. I found myself reflected in this eye and just could not resist it!

Cyclist taking a jump in a downhill race with a marshall watching in the background.

He posed beautifully for some photos and then seemed to get bored!

A group of 4 Harvards flying in formation. They are flown by crack airline pilots.

The light and the shapes attracted me.

Join to share your photos

Already have a VIEWBUG account? Log In

*By signing up, you agree to our Terms of Use and to receive VIEWBUG emails & updates and acknowledge that read our Privacy Policy.