You Gaze, I'll Graze by ctfchallenge


07-MAR-2008	Michael Shealy

Young Pronghorn Antelopes
(Antilocapra americana)
http://animals.nationalgeographic.com/animals/mammals/antelope.html

The pronghorn is the second fastest land mammal in the world, after the cheetah. It can attain speeds of over 53 miles (86 kilometers) per hour.

Canon EOS 20D ,Canon EF 70-300mm f/4-5.6 IS USM
1/1250s f/8.0 at 300.0mm iso200 hide exif

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ctfchallenge		10-Mar-2008 14:09
Thanks, Troy. Julie, if you look real close you can see parts of two more legs, but the grass makes it hard to even see those ":^) Cheers, -mikey

ctfchallenge		10-Mar-2008 01:14
Great Shot! Love it! ~Troy

Julie Bird		10-Mar-2008 00:33
Nice one Michael. I am only counting four legs here. Two heads are better than one. Love the title.

ctfchallenge		09-Mar-2008 21:31
Thanks for commenting, y'all. Cheers, -mikey

ctfchallenge		08-Mar-2008 21:03
Good job and thanks for the interesting link - maybe someday you'll get a shot of them on the run. Penny STreet

janewigginsphotography		08-Mar-2008 14:48
Great shot! I've been seeing loads of deer along my commute and always intend to stop and take a picy but alas i'm driving and they are always on my right so probably not a great idea. This is well composed and the WB and focus is perfect. jano

Canon DSLR Challenge		08-Mar-2008 13:36
Perfect title to tell the story, Mikey. They're so close they're almost one two-headed antelope. Thanks for the good photo and the additional, interesting information. I learn so much here... ~Lydia

sven		08-Mar-2008 12:55
Very nice of the pair.

Guest		08-Mar-2008 07:43
Nice tones. One eats, one keeps watch, it's good to have a buddy.

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