Bonjour
Yesterday I went to see my badger set under that massive oak tree. They are two exit of that tree. One under the tree and one about two foot from the ground in the tree. I wanted to take a picture with the 70-200 showing the badger coming out of the tree but I was surprise when he came out from the other entrance...I had to change lenses and used my 300mm. The young’s are still not coming out of the tree but I can eared them making all kind of noise in the tree....I can`t wait.
This picture was taken with the 300mmf4.5, 2000iso, and mark 3 Canon
Bonne jounee
Frederic
Posted by Ian Andrews on April 24, 2008 at 4:41 AM
Lovely image Frederic. Excellent composition
Ian
Posted by Paul Inglis on April 24, 2008 at 6:11 AM
Hi Frederic,
Very, very nice capture! Love the composition!
Posted by Andy Astbury on April 24, 2008 at 6:59 AM
Cracking image Frederic - I can't wait to see the little ones
Posted by Paul Thomas on April 24, 2008 at 7:56 AM
Super shot Frederic. Any day now you should see the cubs for the first time.
Paul
Posted by Daniel Read on April 24, 2008 at 8:05 AM
Hi Frederic,
This is a lovely shot, although in my opinion it may look better with less out-of-focus tree and grass in the foreground and lower right hand side. I'm looking forward to seeing more shots from these
Discussion
13 repliesYesterday I went to see my badger set under that massive oak tree. They are two exit of that tree. One under the tree and one about two foot from the ground in the tree. I wanted to take a picture with the 70-200 showing the badger coming out of the tree but I was surprise when he came out from the other entrance...I had to change lenses and used my 300mm. The young’s are still not coming out of the tree but I can eared them making all kind of noise in the tree....I can`t wait.
This picture was taken with the 300mmf4.5, 2000iso, and mark 3 Canon
Bonne jounee
Frederic
Ian
Very, very nice capture! Love the composition!
Paul
This is a lovely shot, although in my opinion it may look better with less out-of-focus tree and grass in the foreground and lower right hand side. I'm looking forward to seeing more shots from these
Cheers,
Dan.
Dave
JohnR
John
Well done.
Edwin Kats