He needs them to carry that flippin lens! Oops sorry...did you mean the lynx?
Lovely shot. That oof foreground and background really sets it off and the tongue plus catchlights in the eyes just puts the icing on the cake. Excellent.
[.....I'm looking forward to meeting a certain tasty morsel called Green"].... not going to ask
Splendid image, I would love to see the same but at around 4-450mm, just so the subject is a little smaller in the frame... Is that 3-800 vignetting on full frame?
Only nit and it is so minor and not really worth mentioning is that it may be just a little, I mean a little on the warmish side given the snow
BTW saving up to go there....
Posted by Andy Astbury on March 4, 2009 at 4:45 PM
Phil - the "vignetting" is not consistent so I doubt there's a problem, but then again....
lovely image, only thing for me is that perhaps it would have been better shot slightly wider perhaps f8 to get the ear tufts crisp. other than that quite jealous.
Discussion
11 repliesEuropean Lynx in snow.
D3
300-800 @ 600mm
ISO 400
1/2000th @ f6.3
Full frame
PP in Bibble & CS3
Larger version http://wildlifeinpixels.com/img/0209/WIP00035190l.jpg
Thanks for looking
Dave
nice work Andy
Lovely shot. That oof foreground and background really sets it off and the tongue plus catchlights in the eyes just puts the icing on the cake. Excellent.
Splendid image, I would love to see the same but at around 4-450mm, just so the subject is a little smaller in the frame... Is that 3-800 vignetting on full frame?
Only nit and it is so minor and not really worth mentioning is that it may be just a little, I mean a little on the warmish side given the snow
BTW saving up to go there....
Keep saving, we'll go together
Cheers
Mark
Looks like you guys have had a great time over there!
Wonderful shot of this Lynx!
Do agree it looks a bit warm.
Greetings,
Jeroen Stel
Brett