11190_-_parasaurolophus

© Jim Zuckerman

11190_-_parasaurolophus

Uploaded: January 10, 2008

Comments

Daniella Puente January 11, 2008

Looks so real..The diferents tones of deep green are excellent on the photo! #827369

Jim Zuckerman January 11, 2008

Thank you very much, Daniella. The background is Oneonta Gorga in Oregon, about 1/2 east of Portland.

Jim #5324140

Kiril Kirkov level-deluxe February 29, 2008

Hi Jim , what an imagination you have ! I have enjoyed all your gallery . As a Betterphoto one year program student(it started in January) , I can't wait to join your course ! At the moment I am at the end of Kerry Drager's "Creative light and composition"course .
My purpose is to become professional outdoor photographer , and your work can be real inspiration to me !
Kiril #5575780

Jim Zuckerman March 01, 2008

Thanks very much, Kiril. I will look forward to having you in a course with me.

A note about this dinosaur picture. The original model was a profile. I figured out a way to turn the head so it was apparently looking at the the photographer. I figured that animals are keenly aware of their environment, and that made sense.

Jim #5576709

Kristy A. Keene July 30, 2008

Wow! Amazing Digital Darkroom! What an Outstanding Photo!!! #6248124

Ronald F. Fischer August 20, 2008

Spectacular digital darkroom work!! #6338514

Jim Zuckerman August 20, 2008

Thanks, Ron. I appreciate your compliment. I had a lot of fun doing it.

Jim #6339172

James E. Coleman level-classic October 02, 2009

and here I didn't think they were alive!...:)

neat image! #8003045

Jim Zuckerman October 02, 2009

Thanks, Jim. That's what is so exciting about doing these -- it's like they are living again. One of the frustrations for a wildlife photographer is that we can never really shoot dinosaurs. The closest we can come are lizards and chameleons, and while that's great to shoot, it's just not the same.

Jim #8003135

Jim Zuckerman October 02, 2009

Thanks, Jim. That's what is so exciting about doing these -- it's like they are living again. One of the frustrations for a wildlife photographer is that we can never really shoot dinosaurs. The closest we can come are lizards and chameleons, and while that's great to shoot, it's just not the same.

Jim #8003136

Liz blahh December 18, 2009

So realistic looking, excellent DD work. #8231604

Jim Zuckerman December 18, 2009

Thank you, Liz. Jim #8231750

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