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Life Behind Bars
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Life Behind Bars
Endangered due to the violent bushmeat trade and man's relentless grab for the entire planet. There is just one gene that seperates Chimpanzee's from Humans. Do we have no shame?
Original Photo
Photo Comments
JStokes
said:
Superb, Sharon! Those eyes show such sadness and the fence emphasizes the cruelty of mankind! Cheers JO
20:45 on August 14, 2008
Graham Cormie
said:
This makes me sad just looking at this poor animal. No freedom inside or outside the bars.
graham
21:27 on August 14, 2008
zdolez
said:
Those eyes look very sad..... great image Sharon and yes, we should blame us humans for this. Zuzana
23:48 on August 14, 2008
rbittner@shaw.ca
said:
Great powerful image, Sharon... RB
02:21 on August 15, 2008
brunomaria
said:
completely agree with you, its eyes said all...great capture Sharon, very impressive image. Cheers. bruno
07:57 on August 15, 2008
wayne d
said:
If only he/she could speak, I wonder what they would say. Well imaged Sharon.
10:24 on August 15, 2008
DCmag Team
said:
You've really captured the emotion in this image. The vignetting and the splash of colour in the eyes really pulls you in to create a powerful shot. Great shot - Ant.
11:02 on August 15, 2008
Gil Ritchie
said:
PROBABLY SAYING - "BUG OFF BEFORE I SPIT AT YOU" - VICOUS ANIMAL - WELL AND TRULY CAPTURED - GOOD.
12:45 on August 15, 2008
costello
said:
Great capture, Sharon. Congratulations on the front page. Juan.
12:48 on August 15, 2008
n-hatton
said:
Nice capture Sharon. A sad subject though.
And agree with your comments. Makes you wonder if Man's so-called "advanced" evolution over such species can be counted as a good thing :-(
14:37 on August 15, 2008
WhySoSerious?
said:
Great shot, I love the way you can actually see the sadness in his eye's.
15:02 on August 15, 2008
JStokes
said:
Congratulations Sharon - told you there was a front page to be bagged ...lol! Cheers JO
15:19 on August 15, 2008
Charles Dyer1
said:
Very poignant shot Sharon. Congratulations on a much deserved POTD. Charles.
15:31 on August 15, 2008
capetown
said:
Wo! Thanx very much guys! A very much appreciated POTD! Jo, you couldn't have put it better. Graham, that's the sad reality, and for which the world is a much poorer place. Thanx everyone for taking the time to comment, most of all because the little guy's sadness and plight deserves at least a moment of recognition. Thanks Ant! Rgds Sharon
16:13 on August 15, 2008
martin_hurton
said:
Great image, leaving the bars in rather than focusing through has really made this shot, well done on POTD
16:53 on August 15, 2008
Maz
said:
Poignant and tender image Sharon, top shot showing the emotion in those sad eyes. well done on POTD, richly deserved. Mandy
18:34 on August 15, 2008
amr photography
said:
outstanding shot congrats with POTD
19:29 on August 15, 2008
zdolez
said:
Congratulations Sharon, this is a superior shot and really worthy POTD. Well done. Zuzana
19:54 on August 15, 2008
Graham Cormie
said:
Well done on POTD, great image but a sad one at the same time.
Graham
21:11 on August 15, 2008
vxisme
said:
Congrats Sharon, well deserved.
Donny
21:54 on August 15, 2008
bambang_susanto
said:
i lie the expresion so sad good capture
05:51 on August 16, 2008
Tringle WP
said:
This is a really good photograph. Well done on POTD Sharon.
Just a little point; chimp's DNA differs from ours by around 5%, not one gene. This may sound like not very much, but as more than 90% of genes are 'junk'' or 'spare', it is actually quite a significant difference. And there are 3 billion DNA base pairs in 23 genes. Still no excuse for cruelty. Sorry for being pedantic, but it's in my genes . . Howard. Those who are interested can find out more here:
http://www.newscientist.com/article/dn2833-humanchimp-dna-difference-trebled.html
08:16 on August 16, 2008
Upstart
said:
Sharon, this is such a sad image that words like 'great' and 'fantastic' seem almost inappropriate. Man's cruelty to animals (and each other!) knows no bounds, this shot makes that point very powerfully, a great choice for the front page, congratulations. Rgds Paul
11:26 on August 16, 2008
Anna W
said:
Superb shot Sharon - it's impossible not to be touched by his soulful expression and well done for highlighting the chimps' plight - if you've made those who've viewed this excellent image stop and think then it's a job well done. Congrats on a nailed-on POTD! Kind regards, Anna
18:10 on August 16, 2008
melevo
said:
well done from me, good luck in the future.
18:47 on August 16, 2008
Steve McHale
said:
A very empathic capture of great emotion. It's a shot to be proud of Sharon and a more than worthy POTD. Very well done, Steve.
21:19 on August 16, 2008
brunomaria
said:
Many congrats Sharon, very well deserved POTD. Cheers. bruno
21:42 on August 16, 2008
nh0501
said:
Beautiful ... and so sad at the same time - wish I could clone out those bars for real. well done on POTD - great shot - regards - Nick
22:51 on August 16, 2008
Chris Eaves
said:
We do not have the right to do this to these wonderful animals. I just hope that the brutes who do this will have their deeds returned on them, but tenfold. I'm not sure that I could have taken this photograph!
19:40 on August 17, 2008
anything pretty
said:
Such a powerful image Sharon......would be perfect used as an advertisement poster about cruelty to animals......he is so beautiful.....makes me want to rescue him ! Sally
00:59 on August 18, 2008
capetown
said:
Thanx a million guys! It's really great getting such brilliant and compassionate feedback. Thanks Martin for the visit, Mandy—very much appreciated in every sense. Thanks Andrew, Zuzana, Graham, Donny, "bambang_susanto"—Cool handle!, Howard—Wow! that's some knowledge you have there! thanx Paul—very much appreciated sentiment, respect my friend! Anna—I live in hope! thankyou for your kind words. Melevo—thanks for the visit, much appreciated, Steve and Bruno, many thanks guys, Nick—If only! Chris—Absolutely! No less than they deserve! Sally—Many thanks, I feel the same way, but sadly there are millions of wonderful guys just like him. Thanks again everyone for such positive feedback and support, it's always much appreciated, but particularly so for this shot. As for the 'miserable old man' with such an ignorant attitude, shame on you!! Perhaps you should also consider changing your avatar? lol! Rgds Sharon
05:59 on August 18, 2008
Wigan Bloke
said:
Great shot Sharon, you seem to have hit a soft spot with this one, which is what we all strive for when out with the camera.
Congrats on the front page, well deserved.
Willy
09:04 on August 18, 2008
kate cheal
said:
Such a memorable image - and of a wonderful creature. Perfect capture - it tells its own story, many congratulations on POTD! (been out a lot lately, so sorry to nearly miss his moment!) Kate
10:21 on August 18, 2008
rbittner@shaw.ca
said:
Belated congrats, Sharon - awesome shot, well deserving! RB
04:26 on August 21, 2008
makjak
said:
Good Job Sharon, Its a superb portrait of this chimp, youve captured his character very well.. Best regards Take care Mark
11:39 on August 23, 2008
hoberty
said:
it is a powerful shot and one that tells the story so well.
23:45 on August 26, 2008
Jamie O'Hara
said:
This is possibly my favourite shot on here....though it does break your heart. J.
11:51 on August 27, 2008
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capetown
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Comments: 37
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Photo Properties
Camera: NIKON D3
Date/Time: 14-08-2008 5:11 PM
Shutter: 1/250 sec
Flash: 0
Focal Length: 200.0 mm
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