Look at these

[zorocario]

I started to take pictures to see if i can get my photo in a wildlife Magazine. I thought if i those these to the people of pu and see if you like them maybe the people that work at the magenizine will. Thanks for helping me out on this.


http://s1107.photobucket.com/albums/h383/zorocario/nature%20PIctures/

These are my Pics not Rip off. My name if up there if you dont believe me.

[IndigoChamp]

These aren't bad!

My personal favorite:
http://s1107.photobucket.com/albums/h383/zorocario/nature%20PIctures/?action=view&current=DCP_0281.jpg

Although I'm a bit concerned with your proximity to the tiger .

[zorocario]

The Dam tiger would stay still then he stop and i took that pic. thanks 

[IndigoChamp]

Haha! Was it a wild tiger? Or where was it?

I'd love to see some more photos by the way.

[zorocario]

She was at the Zoo

[RadioactiveLemon]

I personally like these pictures, but they won't get accepted. Sadly, wildlife mag isn't looking for average photographers. To be honest, I used to take pictures for my dog showing group (4-H). I always took pictures of Shetland sheepdogs, and would win 1st place all the time for dog showing camp and AKC (American Kennel Club) Massachusetts presentations . Yours are OK at best. Not only is there reflection showing in some of your pictures, the lighting was... not too good, which is not your fault, but it makes your pictures look bad. I'm going to look for some of my older pictures that won first place, so you'll see what I'm talking about.

Again, I'm not trying to insult you, I'm just saying there are a lot of people better than you at nature photography.

=EDIT=
Just put up the pictures on my profile. I'm not sure what you think of them, but professionals said they were good.

[Viper]

Wait you are hoping to get pictures you took from a zoo, into a wildlife magazine? Do you understand the concept of WILDlife?

However the ones of nature aint half bad.

[CelaGhost]

http://www.photographymad.com/pages/view/10-top-photography-composition-rules (<<researched it for you, will help with photography)
You're pictures are not bad.
First thing though, you need to crop your pictures of the animals. Most good photographs don't center their subjects, so you crop yours after you take them. Cut out some of the useless background for example.

Second, if you waited so long for the tiger to stay still... shouldn't you have more than 2 photos of it? If not, you should show all the pics since you just started.

Also, lens flare is almost always bad. You could buy a lens hood or make one(google home made lens hood) and test it out. Make sure to get one that's right for your lens and camera though.

Getting photoshop will make your day.
http://psd.tutsplus.com/tutorials/tools-tips/adjustment-layers-photoshop/ (JUST WATCH THIS AND YOU WILL UNDERSTAND)
http://pokemon-universe.com/index.php/topic,4036.msg95700/topicseen.html#new
this is your signature maker post...talk to Armand...if you haven't already.......

[RadioactiveLemon]

Besides, wildlife doesn't want pictures of animals in zoos. Anyone could get that. There are people out there who actually go to Africa just to get some pictures of Tigers and Hippos.