Hi Major,
A very nice image indeed and it shows those long ears off perfectly.
I like the portrait format here which suits the scene very well, with the way the grasses extend up the frame.
Another "Grrrrr--- .."
I'm going to get my mate over your way to send me one and I'll stick it in me gardin !
Good stuff.
I reckon drop the contrast and gamma a bit. At least the contrast
John
No secret to it all Chris.
I rushed home last night made the fatal mistake of showering and applying deoderent(Dont do this)and then rushing out to have a go.
Certain parts of the airfield have now been cut as the grasses were getting really tall. This created a wonderful ride around some of the fields. I positioned myself on a corner so that I could view any Hares approaching from both directions. This one wa ok but anything coming from the opposite must have been picking up my scent. There is nothing more exciting than seeing one of these coming towards you and gradually getting bigger and bigger in the frame. Its a bit of a B when they suddenly stop and turn round and go back in the opposite direction then you know they have picked you up. Just at the minute because the crops are all quite tall just pick a like a headland or ride where they will travel up and down. Lots of young Hares about at the moment so all a bit green behind the ears and there seems to be better chances to get them.
I have to say there is nothing quite like laying in the freshly cut grass and just observing these wild animals.
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Major.
A very nice image indeed and it shows those long ears off perfectly.
I like the portrait format here which suits the scene very well, with the way the grasses extend up the frame.
Pete
Major.
David
I may have been tempted to "gasp horror" clone the the two flies out though
Ian
I'm going to get my mate over your way to send me one and I'll stick it in me gardin !
Good stuff.
I reckon drop the contrast and gamma a bit. At least the contrast
John
Hope the second is much better.
Major
The second for me with a hint more contrast.
You certainly keep pulling rabbits out of hats with this species!!
Cheers,
Chris
PS. Nice to see the fly being left in!!!
Fran
Scott
Keith.
Brett
Simon
I rushed home last night made the fatal mistake of showering and applying deoderent(Dont do this)and then rushing out to have a go.
Certain parts of the airfield have now been cut as the grasses were getting really tall. This created a wonderful ride around some of the fields. I positioned myself on a corner so that I could view any Hares approaching from both directions. This one wa ok but anything coming from the opposite must have been picking up my scent. There is nothing more exciting than seeing one of these coming towards you and gradually getting bigger and bigger in the frame. Its a bit of a B when they suddenly stop and turn round and go back in the opposite direction then you know they have picked you up. Just at the minute because the crops are all quite tall just pick a like a headland or ride where they will travel up and down. Lots of young Hares about at the moment so all a bit green behind the ears
I have to say there is nothing quite like laying in the freshly cut grass and just observing these wild animals.
Major
David
Its all been said. Cracking image.