Some stunning animal shots

[Michelle]

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2233048/Almost-human-Photographers-intimate-studio-portraits-wild-creatures-making-unnervingly-similar-gestures-us.html?ICO=most_read_module

[📸 Bulldog 📷]

Thanks for sharing, there are some great shots there. I am not sure about the chicken though?

[judith deacon]

Amazing photos although I agree with @gphelps5 the chicken doesn't belong. Wonderful detail in all the eyes and I love those gorilla hands!

[Cameron Knowlton]

So WOW. Ok, now I want to shoot animals (the nice way). Nikon 200-400mm f/4 here I come. ($6100 and 7.2 lbs... ouch!)

[Vendetta]

Holy crap, these are amazing! In love with the bat!!

[Shades of Grey]

@gphelps5 @judithdeacon Why wouldn't the chicken belong? It's not a garden variety run-of-the-mill chicken, plus the action captured in that shot isn't something you see every day....just curious what your views are on this.

[Shades of Grey]

@michelleyoung Hey there! Glad to see you're still around :)

[FunnyFace]

I saw it yesterday and the chicken was my fav!! The way its balanced on one toe, wow.

[Michelle]

@shadesofgrey I am shades.. though not as much as I would like to be.. I hope you & your family are well :)

[Michelle]

@cameronknowlton I hear you on that :) :) :)

[Janine]

@shadesofgrey I agree. I found myself captivated by the movement. But I kept wondering how the chicken became featherless.

[Shades of Grey]

@jtrudell Well from the story it said it was bred that way...... but what gene causes that and when did a chicken hatch like that and what made a person want to make that happen on purpose? So many questions.....

[mittens (Marilyn)]

Thanks for sharing, Michelle. Great pictures.

[Carla]

Those shots are incredible. Thank you!

[Calliope]

Beautiful! thanks for sharing !

[katy]

impressive photography! thanks for sharing!