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Another bunny dinner party. Rendering done with NewBlue Cartoonr Plus effects in Adobe Premiere Elements 15. News Theme by Kevin MacLeod is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution license (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/...) Artist: http://incompetech.com Bansure Raga by Doug Maxwell used by permission from YouTube Audio Library.
That bunny front & a little left of lower dead center is one unafraid dude. Nothing seemed to frighten him away from his food. He had to gobble down more than twice the amount of rabbit chow - that those more timid bunnies got - with their constant jumping away. Maybe John Wells has been feeding him longer - and he had learned nothing was going to gobble him down - while dining at the FIELD LAB? However - those more timid rabbits would probably live longer at most Terlingua Ranch dining places. Rabbits that jump a lot - are much more difficult to shoot - or for other predators to catch them. Nature Rule 101 (for rabbits) - jump around a lot and run fast - to survive in this desert!
Another bunny dinner party. Rendering done with NewBlue Cartoonr Plus effects in Adobe Premiere Elements 15. News Theme by Kevin MacLeod is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution license (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/...) Artist: http://incompetech.com Bansure Raga by Doug Maxwell used by permission from YouTube Audio Library.
ReplyDeleteNice. I never learned that much about photography.
ReplyDeleteThat bunny front & a little left of lower dead center is one unafraid dude. Nothing seemed to frighten him away from his food. He had to gobble down more than twice the amount of rabbit chow - that those more timid bunnies got - with their constant jumping away. Maybe John Wells has been feeding him longer - and he had learned nothing was going to gobble him down - while dining at the FIELD LAB? However - those more timid rabbits would probably live longer at most Terlingua Ranch dining places. Rabbits that jump a lot - are much more difficult to shoot - or for other predators to catch them. Nature Rule 101 (for rabbits) - jump around a lot and run fast - to survive in this desert!
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