Doubling Up

Same hare as Phil's but a slightly different pose. I promise to try not to double up on images in the future lol.

40D, 300 +1.4 t/c, ISO 400, f5.6, 1/160th.

Piece of grass cloned out, levels and contrast adjusted.

Will catch up with you all very soon.

Fran

lovely shot Fran

Very nice pose and image.
Rene de Heer

Hi Fran, I have to say, I prefer your version, sorry Phil. I find the stance & crop works better, although a hint more in curves I feel would just give it that 'pop' factor. Nice one.

Steve

I hope that is a typo and it was actually grass you cloned out! Nice shot, Fran, of what was a much-photographed animal that afternoon.

David

Agree with steve a fine image with a tadge of contrast in curves just makes the image stronger .

Thanks all. I do agree with your comments re curves etc., as it does look a tad flat.

David it was a typo and I have corrected it lol. Was thinking of my evening tipple when I posted LOL.

Fran

I thought of Albrecht Durer's painting of a young hare (1502), even though it is a different pose.
Very nice indeed.

Hi Fran,

lovely shot and in a different pose as well

Minor nits already covered.

Hi Fran, nice one

Nice work Fran

cracking image Fran, does look a tad flat as mentioned above, but thats easily fixed


Mark.G

Great pose, a very different hare image. I like