hunting 02

Critiques [Translate]

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• gjoess (594)
• [2007-05-09 18:10]

Great shot. That is one hungry snake ! Some comments would be nice. What type it is, how did you capture all this ?

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• septama (320)
• [2007-05-09 23:55]

what a rare shot!, seems really like a voracious snake in its mid of hunger, I guess some kind of water snake, is the fish could fit into its body is another question. Nice close up of this bizarre creatures, with good DOF, any notes or explanation about this snake will make it just perfect, TFS

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• paulsballs (370)
• [2007-05-10 8:27]

G’day Oguz Beautiful image. Excellent exposure and DOF. Well done! Talk about right place right time.
TFS Paul

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• spalaxtr (4137)
• [2007-05-12 3:15]

Oğuz bey yılanın ve balığın türünü ve resmin çekildiği ortamı biraz alnatsanız daha bilgi verici olurdu. İlginç bir enstantane yakalamış ve güzel fotoğraflamışsınız. Yılan sanırım Natrix tesellata ve balık da Rutitlis rutilis gibi geldi bana. Tebrikler

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• loot (8695)
• [2007-05-13 23:46]
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Hi Oguz

Due to the lack of notes I am compelled to give you a "sad smiley". It is an amazing capture of the snake catching a fish and as such qualifies to be considered a "RARE & SIGNIFICANT contribution to TN"; therefore I have added it to my "Theme" with that title. But…

I have worked through your portfolio and you really have a collection of amazing photos. However, I cannot believe that after 1 year and 9 months of membership you have done nothing else on TrekNature. It is a great pity that you apparently use TrekNature purely as a photo dumping site and do not contribute in any way what-so-ever towards anything else. To date you have posted 94 photos and not a single one of them contain any notes at all. You have received 428 critiques yet you have not written even one in reply. Wow, you really must be the record holder for total "Non-participation" on the site. What pleasure or stimulus can you gain by merely dumping your photo on the site and by totally ignoring the rest of the activities? If it is a language barrier you are most welcome to participate in your own language. Come on, I dare you to become more active and find out for you self what pleasure lies in the research and providing notes on your photos and also to interact with your fellow members via the critiquing system. I am convinced you will find that there are much more to TN than just posting photo after photo.

Friendly regards
Loot

PS. You obviously do understand English. At least you have responded or "Replied" to some critiques written in English, but the sad part of this all is that my attempt at motivation will probably fall on deaf ears since this is by far not the first call you receive to write notes or to participate in other site activities.