Who is going to blink first?
I like going to the zoo, there is always something there to photograph. Even if it’s not your own grandkids, there are always plenty of Kodak moments with other little kids. I took a lot of shots here, but this is the only one that is relatively sharp. Shooting through glass is always a problem, and the girl is on the other side of yet another pane of glass, causing double reflections in some areas. I don’t understand the physics of the double reflections, like the gorilla’s forehead and parts of the girl’s chin, but one thing is for sure: These kind of shots can become a real pane in the rear.
Who blinked first? No contest here, the gorilla wasn’t going anywhere.
Thought for the Day: God loved the birds and invented trees. Man loved the birds and invented cages. Jacques Deval
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Double reflection results from double-paned glass without an index-matching core, meaning it’s filled with gas/air or a vacuum. It must be strong, though. I hope.
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