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Zoo Gala Face Painting

This is a discussion on Zoo Gala Face Painting within the People photography (portraits, sports etc.) forums, part of the Show your photo (Color) - Landscape & Nature (flowers, mountains, storms etc.) category; Recently a fundraising charity event was held at the Club for the Calgary Zoo which suffered major damage during the ...

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    Recently a fundraising charity event was held at the Club for the Calgary Zoo which suffered major damage during the floods last June. The service staff were all painted to represent wild animals.

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    Beautiful work from the Airbrush artist and even more so for the series of photos you presented here JAS. Lovely work.
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    Great shots, JAS. Love the way you documented this event. Detail is amazing.
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    Thanks, all! The airbrush artist had a very limited time frame to do each person and in a cramped space with bad light. My D800 really was a boon as I could use my 80-200 2.8 that does not have VR hand held. With flash these are all about 1/250 a sec. ISO of about 1250.

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