prowling around boston was a roaring success
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21 comments:
Beautiful statue and photograph..
happy Easter
Costas
Unique statue
for me its a lion :)))))))
Welcome back
I hope you had a wonderful time ;)
Nice shot. Glad you enjoyed your sojourn to B-town.
You were purring of pleasure?..Ü
I'm glad you enjoyed your trip !A great way to celebrate spring
A (bratt)cat shows off her big cousin. I like this cropped view of the lion.
Very artsy photo of a static, stone subject. Have you seen ROb and Mandy's photo of a lion today on their Barcelona Daily Photo site.
Julie and I went to Tanazania last month and one of our challenges was to photograph a male lion with his face and mane on display. We took several photos of female lions' faces, but until the last day all of the male lions who we saw were lying down sleeping facing the other way, or chewing on a willdebeast in the grasses, and we were not going to walk in for a closer look or better angle, of course.
On our last game drive on the last day, we finally got photos of a male lion, looking right at us. I am sure Julie will post those photos in the future on our www.VivalaVoyage.com travel photo site.
In addition to the male lion looking at us, he was in the company of a female lion. I am sure we will not post any photos of that.
Welcome back, glad you had a nice trip. It had to be more fun than just 'lion' around.
Sunny :)
Love that proud lion. . .
Welcome back. Glad to hear the trip was a success. The lion is great.
Looks like you spent some time 'lion' around Boston.
Beautiful shot of a lion just lyin' around telling lies...maybe.
So glad you had a good trip and that you're back home again safe and sound.
I hope You had a wonderful time.Beautiful lion.
Nice lion! Did you see mine, today's post?
Sounds like you had a good time! It's nice to see such a creature guarding the city of Boston. But now you'll have to visit "mane."
I'm so glad you had a roaring time!
Absolut TOP!
Great Shot!
Sometimes bloggers give one another awards. You get the Ow! What a Pun! award. I think I know where this is. It's got a powerful look.
I am sure that lion isn't lyin' as he stares ahead. Wonderful photo with great detail.
Cheers.
Melbourne Daily Photo
I think,this lion looks like to a man not to a amnimal.
A great lion with an unique expression!
Beautiful lighting and framing of this "lion king". I'm glad you had a good time in Boston.
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