Series: Eye-to-Eye, 7
The Eye-to-Eye series ends with the next photo, number 8. I hope there has been enjoyment for some in viewing this series, I’ve certainly had fun doing it.
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This was surely a fun series to browse through. Eye to an eye. You got it spot on with the emu, which really gave you it’s evil eye and appeared to be ready for a serious conversation. :)
Hey Ove, thanks, I’m glad you enjoyed looking through these!
I like this profile view which gives us an excellent view of the interesting shapes on this animal’s face. Nicely done.
You bet I’ve enjoyed this series of images. I like the idea, period. when I first looked at this image I thought, long lens. :-) Giraffes are another one of those amazing animals.
Great work on the series! I’ve always wondered how these guys hold up their heads.
A great series, Earl. I was wondering how you got eye-to-eye with that giraffe! We’ve met and I didn’t remember you being that tall. LOL