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There is a donkey preserve in Liburna (Istra, Croatia) where this dying breed lives free and well. This is one of the young. See www.rezervatliburna.hr...
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There is a donkey preserve in Liburna (Istra, Croatia) where this dying breed lives free and well. This is one of the young. See www.rezervatliburna.hr
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Location

The place is called Liburna, and is a Donkey Reservation and Agricultural Museum. It is near Rasa (Istra, Croatia). A friend of mine, a prcticing Ecologist, manages the place, and I have the privilege to go and freely photograph the animals and walk among them (since they've accepted me and show neither fear nor aggression. And donkey mums and pops can be pretty dangerous when the youngs are around.

Time

11:26:15

Lighting

Natural daylight, sunny. The flash was on, but did not fire.

Equipment

SONY F-828 from the hand. No added equipment.

Inspiration

The sheer beauty of the cute young animal in the bright meadow carpeted in million yellow flowers.

Editing

The usual: cropping, color balancing, resizing for upload, and a bit of subsequent re-sharpening.

In my camera bag

I usually have two cameras along, and one of those has to be waterproof.

Feedback

Taking pictures of animals requires patience, even in the Zoo! It helps when you don't show neither fright nor aggression. Simply place yourself in the vicinity, think peaceful thoughts, and let the animal get used to your presence before you start clicking. Your moves should not be too quick, there should be as little noise as possible. Love that animal, and it will love you back.

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