African fauna

Caracal wrote:

Thank you Rogério!.. but I think a verb is missing for I don't understand what you mean!

Sorry, it was just a dull joke. I was satirizing the 2021 Schleich fennec when it is not yet released.
What is really important is that you performed very well as usual with your scenographic pictures!

The eyes are so dark and kind of piercing the new fennec's eyes could act as owls eyes

Hope this helps :)

Ah OK thank you Adam!.. my poor knowledge of English language doesn't allow me to understand all the humoristic subtleties!

I think Roger meant that the fennec's big eyes could be a dark hiding place for the two other foxes. That was a good joke, still Roger you are mean! :p

All your photos are wonderful Caracal, I was sweating while I watched your desert fox images!

Thank you Spacelab! :)

Where did you shoot that ?! On a sand beach ? That's an amazing landscape, looks like the real Sahara, indeed.

Anyway, the weather is already as hot in the Gard than in the Sahara so why not

You're perfectly right Benjamin, Gard is like Sahara now, look:

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(fennec from CollectA, scorpion from Papo)

My zodiac and my collecting subject.
Papo scorpion is really brutal! I know the word is not nice but that's a tremendous model.
Your ultra realistic pictures are an excellent tribute to it. I think only the trail of the scorpion is missing on first picture and I'd surely think it was a real animal.
Papo gave a lot of tension to that model, how is it possible to make something like that in a static piece? Though, you've just done the same with your pictures full of tention too.

Who is going to eat who now ???

Nice pictures again

Poor scorpion! Fennec already saw it and he have no place to hide...!

Roger wrote:

My zodiac and my collecting subject.
Papo scorpion is really brutal! I know the word is not nice but that's a tremendous model.
Your ultra realistic pictures are an excellent tribute to it. I think only the trail of the scorpion is missing on first picture and I'd surely think it was a real animal.
Papo gave a lot of tension to that model, how is it possible to make something like that in a static piece? Though, you've just done the same with your pictures full of tention too.

Thank you Rogério!.. and you're right, I should have print tracks behind the scorpion! :)

SUSANNE wrote:

Who is going to eat who now ???

in spite of its terrific looking, the scorpion is the prey!.. Thank you Susanne! :)

Thanks to you both Andreas and Pardo! :)

I love that scorpion and great photos (as always)

Thank you Adam! :)

Atlas mountain a long time ago..

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 Barbary sheep are not quiet on their rock..

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.. a lion is approaching down..

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.. but they ought to be care in their back..

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.. lions scarcely hunt alone. (by Starlux)

Great scene. The Barbary sheep are all looking in the same direction

.. Unfortunatly for them!.. Thank you Roger! :)

Great scene Alain

They need help from the earlier Starlux barbary sheep, as that one looks in a different direction!

.. I checked Roger.. but no.. it would be surprised too!.. :)

Thank you Adam! :)

Thank you Andreas! :)

What an amazing flock

And that lion, - you really build stories with models