Posted by Major Gilbert on March 10, 2010 at 5:19 PM
D300S + 600mm AFS II f4D. + 1.4 Conv.
1/50 @ f10.
ISO:200.
Ex Comp: -0.7EV.
Picture Control: Neutral.
WB: Auto A2,0.
Contrast -1.
Full frame.
He was not amused by my prescence.I think the look says it all.
Major.
Posted by David Sewell on March 10, 2010 at 5:23 PM
I never cease to be amazed by the expressive faces of hares, 'not amused' sums it up nicely.
David
Posted by Mark Davies on March 10, 2010 at 5:34 PM
Thats not the look of love . Some lump of glass out front so well done in getting the techs bang on .
Gorgeous light on this one Major. Perhaps the expression does convey unease, however I am still amazed to how close you get, even with that 'lump of glass'.
Lovely shot, hard to get. Did you walk/crawl right up the centre line?
Posted by Major Gilbert on March 12, 2010 at 6:26 AM
This was in a vehicle Tom. It does make a good hide at times and providing you do it right Mr Hare will put up with it.
I visit and watch Hares as much as possible that way they get used to the vehicle.
I probably said it before I do actually talk to them as well even when they run away. I may be wrong but after a while I think they then dont see me as a threat and are more tolerant. At certain times of the year and can shout at them and they dont bother.
Major.
Posted by tony flashman on March 12, 2010 at 7:03 AM
So thats why I can never spot them in a field. Shows how well these animals can camouflage themselves.
Great Shot Major.
tony
Posted by Rene de Heer on March 12, 2010 at 11:35 AM
Lovely Major!
Rene de Heer
Posted by Paul Hobson on March 12, 2010 at 5:41 PM
Discussion
24 replies1/50 @ f10.
ISO:200.
Ex Comp: -0.7EV.
Picture Control: Neutral.
WB: Auto A2,0.
Contrast -1.
Full frame.
He was not amused by my prescence.I think the look says it all.
Major.
David
looks to be on the money to me, dont look amused
JR
Brett
Nice to see a shot of a Hare laying in his form, very smart image Major.
Andy...
Steve
Matt
Mark.G
Simon
Another good quality hare image to add to your impressive collection.
Cracking image - nothing more to say
I visit and watch Hares as much as possible that way they get used to the vehicle.
I probably said it before I do actually talk to them as well even when they run away. I may be wrong but after a while I think they then dont see me as a threat and are more tolerant. At certain times of the year and can shout at them and they dont bother.
Major.
Great Shot Major.
tony
Rene de Heer
Paul