Rinopitechi Dorati, Qinling Mountains - China

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Rinopitechi Dorati, Qinling Mountains - China sent on June 11, 2012 (1:10) by Giovanni Mari. 5 comments, 2479 views.

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Rinopitechi Dorati, Monti Qinling - Cina

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Leopardo

sent on June 11, 2012 (16:14)

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Che dire, è... strano Eeeek!!!

Non conoscevo questa specie.

Interessante l'opposizione di colori freddi e colori caldi di sfondo-pelo-faccia.
Davvero una bella posa, tutti e due, la madre ha un ché di... umano (se vedo bene e quelle in basso sono ginocchia piegate).
Belli luce e colori.
Toglierei un po' di rumore di crominanza dallo sfondo.

Molto bella ;-)

What can I say, it's ... strange
I did not know this species.

Interesting the opposition of cool colors and warm colors background-fur-face.
Truly a beautiful pose, both, the mother is because of ... human (if I'm good and those at the bottom are bent knees).
Beautiful light and colors.
Toglierei a little 'chroma noise from the background.

Very nice ;-)

Mumù

sent on June 13, 2012 (17:56)

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Prima volta che vedo in vita mia queste specie di primato !! Grazie per il documento

First time I've seen in my life this kind of record! Thanks for the document

Pmaffio

sent on July 04, 2012 (22:14)

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L'ho visto in TV su NatGeo. Framing e posa spettacolari.

I saw it on TV on NatGeo. Framing and laying spectacular.

Simone Rossi

sent on August 28, 2013 (21:38)

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Spettacolo! Ma erano in ambiente controllato?
Ciao,
BH

Entertainment! But they were in a controlled environment?
Hello,
BH

Giovanni Mari

sent on August 29, 2013 (0:45)

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Grazie a tutti. Erano allo stato selvaggio, ma venivano attirati con della frutta.

Thank you all. They were in the wild, but were lured with the fruit.

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