Spent a very nice day and met up with some good company again and one very uncouth one
D300
400mm 2.8 with 1.4 TC
1/320 sec at f4 ISO 400
Tripod
Small crop processed in NX2
cheers
Posted by Andy Snape on October 18, 2009 at 7:20 AM
Now why wasn't I stood next to you when you got this!!!!!!!!!!!!! I balame the uncouth one.......lol, Lovely capture Ian.... now how do you put the clouds in????
Posted by David Taylor on October 18, 2009 at 7:44 AM
Excellent portrait, with the antler adornment a bit of a bonus.
Posted by Fran French on October 18, 2009 at 12:16 PM
A very nice portrait Ian, and the fernery on his antlers finishes it off nicely.
Fran
Posted by Mark Davies on October 18, 2009 at 1:36 PM
Oh he's a one that uncouth one. LOL
Super image and a just reward for the effort put in .
Oh and I was back today and that womans still running round with her tripod .She now covered 38 miles for 3 pictures.
Can you ask John his secret for the women ?
Edwin I can assure you that you would not want to if you had seen her.
We watched in amazement as dressed in a bright blue tracksuit she chased a group of deer and stag from one end of the park to the other. It never seemed to occur to her to either creep up on them slowly or just sit down and wait for them to get nearer
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8 repliesSpent a very nice day and met up with some good company again and one very uncouth one
D300
400mm 2.8 with 1.4 TC
1/320 sec at f4 ISO 400
Tripod
Small crop processed in NX2
cheers
Fran
Super image and a just reward for the effort put in .
Oh and I was back today and that womans still running round with her tripod .She now covered 38 miles for 3 pictures.
Can you ask John his secret for the women ?
Mark
his secret is a a kinged sized matteress stuffed full of £50 notes
Still got to post the tonsil shot
Well done Ian. Beautiful young deer.
Edwin Kats
We watched in amazement as dressed in a bright blue tracksuit she chased a group of deer and stag from one end of the park to the other. It never seemed to occur to her to either creep up on them slowly or just sit down and wait for them to get nearer