Kricket – Henry & George

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Kricket
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Kricket – a New Zealand Kune Kune pig smoking a pipe.

Pigs are smart, especially this gorgeous little ginger Kune Kune, it only took Animal Trainer Marie Manderson a few days to train Kricket to hold a Pipe in her mouth and sit and pose for her Portrait. To create the smoking effect, after photographing Kricket, so she was nowhere near anything that could damage her health, Rachael photographed her assistant puffing on the pipe in the same position, against the same background using the same lighting, then created the final image by digitally blending the two images together to give the impression that the pig was actually smoking a pipe.

This image was published in Rachael’s book It’s a Zoo Out There.

Kricket was photographed on Rachael’s 4x5 inch Toyo View Camera with Pos/Neg 4x5 inch Polaroid Film using a large Elinchrom Octa Studio Flash.

Rachael recommends this image to be framed using a White, Black, or Dark Brown Frame, with or without a white border.

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Kricket – a New Zealand Kune Kune pig smoking a pipe.

Pigs are smart, especially this gorgeous little ginger Kune Kune, it only took Animal Trainer Marie Manderson a few days to train Kricket to hold a Pipe in her mouth and sit and pose for her Portrait. To create the smoking effect, after photographing Kricket, so she was nowhere near anything that could damage her health, Rachael photographed her assistant puffing on the pipe in the same position, against the same background using the same lighting, then created the final image by digitally blending the two images together to give the impression that the pig was actually smoking a pipe.

This image was published in Rachael’s book It’s a Zoo Out There.

Kricket was photographed on Rachael’s 4x5 inch Toyo View Camera with Pos/Neg 4x5 inch Polaroid Film using a large Elinchrom Octa Studio Flash.

Rachael recommends this image to be framed using a White, Black, or Dark Brown Frame, with or without a white border.

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