BRASHLEY PHOTOGRAPHY

Here’s looking at you…

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Giraffe

A photograph of a giraffe photographed at Whipsnade Zoo in Bedfordshire.

Camera: Canon EOS 1100D
Lens: Canon EF75-300mm f/4-5.6
F/Number: f/7.1
ISO: 100

Focal Distance: 75 mm
Shutter Speed: 1/125 sec
Software: Adobe Lightroom Classic
Photographer: Ash Ryan

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8 responses to “Here’s looking at you…”

  1. Photos by Jez avatar
    Photos by Jez

    Fantastic shot, Bren 👏 Giraffes really do have the most soulful eyes 😃

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    1. Bren (Brashley Photography) avatar
      Bren (Brashley Photography)

      Thank you. This one was a character… he was one cheeky giraffe. 😀 😀 😀

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  2. Cee Neuner avatar
    Cee Neuner

    Talk about looking up close and personal 😀 😀

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    1. Bren (Brashley Photography) avatar
      Bren (Brashley Photography)

      Bless him… He was quite a character xx 😂😂

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  3. Aletta - nowathome avatar
    Aletta – nowathome

    Oh, wow Bren! It is my favourite animal! Love it!

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    1. Bren (Brashley Photography) avatar
      Bren (Brashley Photography)

      Thank you xx

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  4. norasphotos4u avatar
    norasphotos4u

    Cool perspective

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    1. Bren (Brashley Photography) avatar
      Bren (Brashley Photography)

      Thank you xx

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