The Return to Pantanal - Thread one

Very nice selection Otavio, I look forward to seeing more.

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Originally Posted by mknittle

Very nice Otavio. why not keep adding to this thread. It would make it easier to fallow your wonderful images.:)

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Hi, Mark! Thanks for your reply. The reason is I have many images from different subjects and I think the thread would become too big and hard to follow the images that I will post.

Cheers,

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Originally Posted by IzzieK

+1 Mark's comment. Fantastic shots and never expect lesser from you. I like the beef, er, the cattle shot... :p :D

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Hi, Izzie. So, you liked the beef...(so did I):)

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Originally Posted by Mike Buckley

Very enjoyable thread!

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Thanks, Mike!

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Originally Posted by FrankMi

A beautiful set Otávio! I had not seen the Marsh Deer or Nelore before and I had to look Pantanal up to find out where it is. My day has been enriched by learning several new things!

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Hi, Frank. I am happy that you liked the images and also learned something about this wonderful ecosystem! Cheers,

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Originally Posted by Dave Humphries

Hi Nick,

Hi Otávio,

My apologies for 'banging my drum' on this topic in your thread.

They are, as usual, a great set of images.

The one that works least well for me is #5 (A beautiful day), because there's no obvious subject, but I bet when you were there, it didn't feel like it needed one because you were 'caught in the moment'.

My favourite of the series is #3, no wait, #6 - or #4 - why do you make it so hard? :)

Cheers, Dave

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Hello, David! Not a problem, at all. Actually, I thank you for answering Nick's question.

Thanks, also, for the encouraging words about the images, my friend.

Regards,

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Originally Posted by vaez

all photo very nice my favorites pic 1--4-5 special 6 i like colore it take good feeling to me
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Thank you, Vaez! I appreciate it. Cheers,

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Originally Posted by Nicks Pics

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Thaanks Dave and Otivo,
I thought that was what was happening, the full size view (click image>click full size button ) is the way you should look at images if you are interested to see them correctly I know, but thanks for explaining, and I had never figured found out the full screen F11 key function before :) I do not know of any other viewing issues that I am having, though I notice that some browsers have better picture quality than others.

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Anyway, a good rule is never posting images bigger than 1600Wide x 1000high. That will assure a good viewing on most monitors.

Cheers,

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Originally Posted by Stagecoach

Very nice selection Otavio, I look forward to seeing more.

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Thanks, Grahame. I will share some more soon! Have a nice weekend!