Posted by Cheryl Surry on June 19, 2009 at 4:16 PM
One of the many images that I took this winter of the red squirrels from Pete Cairns hide.
Finally got lucky with the weather, and it actually felt like winter. In fact after nearly a fortnight I admit to some fatigue of all the backgrounds being a bit samey - i.e. white
Sorry not been around too much, started a new job which is demanding long hours and meaning not much time to photograph anything new or comment too often.
300mm + 1.4x
No exposure details to hand as posted from laptop that does not have the raw file. Will update this later.
Great picture, I need to go find the geordie reds soon, if you use "save as" instead of "save for web" it would leave the exif data in your image for all to see
a lovely image and a very nice composition. Good exposure too.
Matt
Posted by Scott Tilley on June 20, 2009 at 3:16 AM
Really like it Cheryl, good composition and good exposure.
Scott
Posted by Cheryl Surry on June 20, 2009 at 4:11 AM
Thanks all.
Did get really lucky with the weather, and then with having such a good location for these sorts of shots, aided by all the hard work that Pete puts in with the props. All I did was be there at the right time and press the shutter button.
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11 repliesFinally got lucky with the weather, and it actually felt like winter. In fact after nearly a fortnight I admit to some fatigue of all the backgrounds being a bit samey - i.e. white
Sorry not been around too much, started a new job which is demanding long hours and meaning not much time to photograph anything new or comment too often.
300mm + 1.4x
No exposure details to hand as posted from laptop that does not have the raw file. Will update this later.
Can't find any nits to pick.
Paul
That's a cracking shot. A really nice composition.
Congrats on new job.
Matt
Scott
Did get really lucky with the weather, and then with having such a good location for these sorts of shots, aided by all the hard work that Pete puts in with the props. All I did was be there at the right time and press the shutter button.
Wonderfull picture, great shot.