Sunrises in the Kalahari Desert can be pretty colorful because it is so flat and the sun sits right on the horizon. I found myself running around each day trying to find anything to photograph during both sunrises and sunsets. On this occasion, a black-backed jackal was kind enough to stop by and pose for a portrait as the first bit of light of the day was filtering across the landscape. Nikon D300 with Nikkor 200-400mm lens (at 400mm) ISO 800, f/4 at 1/400th of a second.
So like, how do you find these jackals to pose for you? Do you work with a modeling agency? Or like, do you just post on Craigslist? Promising models jobs to jackals on Kalahari Craigslist seems kinda sketchy, but I don’t really know, maybe it’s totally legit.
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Very nice, he made a good model.
So like, how do you find these jackals to pose for you? Do you work with a modeling agency? Or like, do you just post on Craigslist? Promising models jobs to jackals on Kalahari Craigslist seems kinda sketchy, but I don’t really know, maybe it’s totally legit.
Model Mayhem Canine Division. Not good for wolves, but great for all the more cunning dogs like jackals and coyotes.
greatn pic. )looksm like he would be great modled for you , a great set -up for pic. )
Love all the warm tones in this one. His eyes seem to reflect the sunrise. Nice…
Sweet photo. Amazing reddish hue on that jackal, with a beautiful blending of early morning sunrise color as the backdrop.