IanStandivan

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climbing frame

The baby Black Rhino using mum as a climbing frame....not sure mum was thrilled with that!!!
At Howletts zoo park in Kent...
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The baby Black Rhino using mum as a climbing frame....not sure mum was thrilled with that!!!
At Howletts zoo park in Kent
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NIKON D5200

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Aperture 16384000/524288 ISO 400 Shutter 0/65536 Focal Length 65536/19660800

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May, 2017

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from a neighbours garden here in Bexhill

Missi, one of Watermill wolves lupines looking every inch the wolf in the woods. These wolf-like-dogs are used in various film and TV productions

Dani Divine in a red latex mini-dress.

One of Watermill wolves lupines, these wolf-like dogs are based near Bexhill and have been used in various TV programmes and films

Rebecca Crow boudoir shoot.

A rather spectacular sky whilst waiting for the shop to be unlocked last Autumn

Dani Divine in a House of Harlot grey latex mini-dress

My two top favourite photographic subjects, Dani Divine and Watermill wolves lupines, coming together in a stunning shot.
Dani was modelling a latex m

H during a location walk around Bexhill.

M showing how good she is at portrait shots

One of several different species we have in Alexandra Park, Hastings

Summer is the name of this lovely wolf-like-dog from Watermill wolves lupines. The photo was shot on a cold frosty morning when the sun was only just

The last in this set from a foggy morning in the Rother valley, Sussex.

At Bentley wildfowl in Sussex

One of Watermill wolves lupines, a pack of acting wolflike dogs used in various TV and film productions

At Howletts zoo park in Kent.
This race is extinct in the wild, originally from northern Africa they famously reduced the number of Christians in Roma

A rather atmospheric shot of Bluebells from Alexandra park in Hastings

A young male Firecrest caught fro ringing (banding if you're in the US) as part of a scientific population study

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