Nature and Wildlife by Alex Cummings

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This page IS STILL being updated so there may be some duplicate images, and what would a page of mine be without composite images so most of these are not eligible to be exhibited as wildlife there again I never claimed to be a wildlife photographer.

 

As I said in my home page there are many people who are unmoved by my style of photography but fortunately there are many, many more who like it and it is for both them and myself that I have cultivated it, so I hope you enjoy the following photos.  The banner photo is a  composite of some of my favourite clipart.

 

Above is a straight forward view of some elephants, the only straight thing that can be said about the image as it is made up of many different images.

 Below is a photo of a Leopard.

 

 

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Above as I said landscapes and nature do not need to be horizontal they can be vertical or square too this is a  composite combining a few images

 

 

  Composite Landscape, Chinese painting

 

 

Above even some of my landscapes are composites, Two photographs were used to create this. as it lets me depict Strelitzia Dam for what it is.  A bird sanctuary home to many types of birds and of coarse the flower from which it derives its name.

  

Above a beautiful calm day resulting in wonderful reflections of the ducks

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Above one of my favourite beach scenes taken at the Seaview area of Port Elizabeth

 

 

  

 

Rhino mother with her calf, I have been in this area several times and did not know that there were any Rhino there almost missed these two as they just lay still for a long time,

 

 

Above Three different type of antelope or gazelle, can you name them.

 

 

Below Impala and Zebra on the plain  Zebra are very sociable animals I have seen them with just about every form of grazing animal sometime in singles but usually in small groups.  Impala are most often in quite large groups and although many will be grazing there always seems to be one looking in a different direction.

  

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Below A proud stag gives the viewer a warning look.

 

 

 
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Above landscape photos need not all be straight, indeed some on this page are not

 

Above a group of zebra from Addo National Park

 

 

 

 

Above a composite  I came across this image of the Cheetah sitting at a distance from the herd  the antelope in my opinion were too dark so I lightened them  and added the impala at the front and called it "the watcher is being watched"

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Above a Giraffe  image in the vertical format  the bushes behind it show the height of the bushes it eats  and to the right a nature image of a Zebra

 

 
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The above image is  someone looking for her dinner

 

  

 

 

Above two definitely not straight images

Above this is a lovely image of ducks what variety  I do not know.

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Below is a photograph of a dead tree notice it has a good sky, skies are ferry important to the success of a photograph 

Below a close up of a lobster claw flower.

 

  

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Information  Other Pages on the site include  Boats,   Cars,   Composites,    Examples,  Flowers,   high or low key. Landscapes,    Manipulation,    More examples,    Multiple images,    Nature,  Nature Wildlife    Portraits     Sliding images,  Straight,    Surreal    Rules, Windows  and the page descriptions by Alex Cummings

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