Comment from rgregoire
Great pic. I really like the contrast of what looks like a dried pine needle bedding against his stark white fur. His one blind eye is very evident for sure. Good job squeezing out the other fence to capture him in his itchy moment. Very nice!

 Comment Written 07-Feb-2017

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reply by the author on 08-Feb-2017

Hi rgregoire,
glad you enjoy it as the 2 cages make it tough for a small zoo in the pinelands.
yes 90 % of the trees are pines as I guess they don't clean the pen much as there is a few bears and a 2 types of lion's and a few bears but mainly farm animals.
yes it looks like it will be totally blind soon.
yes it was tough as a few pictures came out ok and trying to get them still.
thank you for viewing and kind review.
always,
ron

Comment from iPhone7
Considering the situation of the cages you did a nice job in capturing the beauty of this animal. Those eyes, almost blind yet stunningly beautiful and captivating. I find that when there is a cage present in a scene that by saturating the subject a bit will take the eye directly to the subject and away from the cage elements. Very well done. Kudos ~ Steve

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 Comment Written 07-Feb-2017

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reply by the author on 07-Feb-2017

Hi Steve,
glad you think so as it was tough not getting the link fence but could not help the main cage.
yes they do look interesting despite knowing it's condition and was lucky to catch it stop for a scratch as most of the time heard you and ran around.
thank you for that as I will try to do that with the lions and bears as I try to learn the photo program and features.
thank you for viewing and insight on trying to learn the techniques to enhance other photo's.
always,
ron