This has to be the fattest & most hairy pig in the world
James
Mangalitza by james boardman-woodend, on Flickr
James
Mangalitza by james boardman-woodend, on Flickr
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Re: Mangalitza
excellent work, great composition
although its a good job you told us its a pig:- Ian
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Re: Mangalitza
Fantastic detail in a well composed shot James
Chris
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Re: Mangalitza
I must admit I really enjoy getting in close or to find a pose with a animal such that the viewer has to try to think a bit in order to work out what they are looking at
Thanks for looking and commenting
JamesJames Boardman Woodend
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Re: Mangalitza
No idea without your description. It's definitely hairy that's for sureOriginally posted by Tigger View Postexcellent work, great composition
although its a good job you told us its a pigAlan.
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Re: Mangalitza
Wow, was that taken with a wide angle lens?
well done James
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Re: Mangalitza
Taken with the 100-400 at about 182mm. Looking down onto the pig as she slept. And yes - they are VERY hairy !Originally posted by tesarver View PostWow, was that taken with a wide angle lens? well done James
Tom
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wouldn't have guessed eitheralthough its a good job you told us its a pig
Excellent
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