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jbk2forum said:
Truly unbelievable. Only 39mm..would like to know about your hideaway and climb.
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Getting to these places is not always easy and smooth, especially in the rain.
Ibexes sometimes allow themselves to get closer than normal; here I climbed into a gully where he couldn't see me and came up to him within a few meters. The animal initially surprised by my presence immediately calmed down because when they are on rocks at a certain height they feel safe, me a little less🤣, and it gave me time to take several shots (several minutes) and be able to observe it closely
Thanks🙏
 
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Excellent capture, a definite wall hanger! I know how you feel, I sometimes have to lay down in the water at the edge of the beach to get the shot I want. My truck gets so much sand in it but it's worth it.
 
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K9Kirk said:
Excellent capture, a definite wall hanger! I know how you feel, I sometimes have to lay down in the water at the edge of the beach to get the shot I want. My truck gets so much sand in it but it's worth it.
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Thank you so much
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Anjin San said:
And at 39mm…pretty darned close. You probably got some at 120mm as well that are equally impressive.
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Thanks ☺️
I got shots at 300mm😉
 
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