Posted by Rob Howard on August 12, 2006 at 2:07 PM
Canon EOS 1D MKII, 600mm non IS, f7.1, 1/500, ISO 400, RAW, RSE, CS2, bean bag on car window.
Hi All,
This is one of this years Leverets, there were two feeding in the same area with the Adult some distance away.
Yet again this is from the workshop I am still going through all the images!
Also had a bit of good news yesterday, I entered the Suffolk Wildlife Trust photography comp a few weeks back and got a letter saying that one of my images got a highly commended in it's catergory
(it's the Foxy image I posted on the 10.5.05) and the other Barn Owl hunting at dusk(posted 27.3.06) was to be used in their exhibition of entries. I've been invited along to the preview night to meet the judges and collect my prize
Brilliant lighting Rob showing fur texture to max effect,he does'nt look too happy.. Congratulations on your highly commended award
Barrie
Posted by Chris Lloyd on August 12, 2006 at 3:16 PM
Hi Rob,
A lovely shot of a very wary subject. Sounds like you had a great time on the workshop if you're still going through the images. Congrats in the competition.
Regards Chris
Posted by John Gardner on August 13, 2006 at 2:41 AM
Hi Rob
Cropped a tad too tight maybe but a great shot of a grumpy looking hare.
Looks like you've captured quite a grumpy looking individual here,what a frown that is .
I like it.Good sharpness,nice light and a good glimpse of the hare's surroundings.Oh,and of course what a cracking expression
Posted by David Kjaer on August 13, 2006 at 4:26 AM
Hi Rob
Cracking image in great light - agree with John a little tight in the frame IMO!
David
Posted by Graeme Lee on August 13, 2006 at 6:17 AM
Excellent Rob. Looks superbly processed again. For me it's slightly tight too, but it's minor and yes, cracking light. Good shooting...again!!
Graeme
Posted by Sean Bolton on August 13, 2006 at 12:11 PM
Hi Rob
A very nice hare image, definitely looks in a bit of a mood. My only nit is the composition is a bit tight, but I know sometimes with a fixed focal length lens the critters just won't stand in the right spot. You would think Phil would have them better trained by now
Another good image from your weekend session.
Congratulations on doing so well in the Photography competition.
Discussion
7 repliesHi All,
This is one of this years Leverets, there were two feeding in the same area with the Adult some distance away.
Yet again this is from the workshop I am still going through all the images!
Also had a bit of good news yesterday, I entered the Suffolk Wildlife Trust photography comp a few weeks back and got a letter saying that one of my images got a highly commended in it's catergory
(it's the Foxy image I posted on the 10.5.05) and the other Barn Owl hunting at dusk(posted 27.3.06) was to be used in their exhibition of entries. I've been invited along to the preview night to meet the judges and collect my prize
All comments welcome
Regards
Rob
Barrie
A lovely shot of a very wary subject. Sounds like you had a great time on the workshop if you're still going through the images. Congrats in the competition.
Regards Chris
Cropped a tad too tight maybe but a great shot of a grumpy looking hare.
Regards
John
Congratulations on the competition award
Looks like you've captured quite a grumpy looking individual here,what a frown that is
I like it.Good sharpness,nice light and a good glimpse of the hare's surroundings.Oh,and of course what a cracking expression
Cracking image in great light - agree with John a little tight in the frame IMO!
David
Graeme
A very nice hare image, definitely looks in a bit of a mood. My only nit is the composition is a bit tight, but I know sometimes with a fixed focal length lens the critters just won't stand in the right spot. You would think Phil would have them better trained by now
Another good image from your weekend session.
Congratulations on doing so well in the Photography competition.
cheers
Sean