I haven't posted in a while but I thought I'd share this hare with you after Simon's cracking portrait.
I've never shot hares before so I was quite excited to come across several whilst researching foxes.
They seem to be quite an accommodating species letting you get fairly close before darting away. I looked into removing the big yellow buttercup head from the body but as usual it ended up looking really unnatural.
I can see where Sandra is coming from about the compostition but it is still a good image, particularly because of the dynamism the alert, upright pose adds. Great habitat too.
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4 repliesI haven't posted in a while but I thought I'd share this hare with you after Simon's cracking portrait.
I've never shot hares before so I was quite excited to come across several whilst researching foxes.
They seem to be quite an accommodating species letting you get fairly close before darting away. I looked into removing the big yellow buttercup head from the body but as usual it ended up looking really unnatural.
More on my blog.
Cheers,
Chris
I can see where Sandra is coming from about the compostition but it is still a good image, particularly because of the dynamism the alert, upright pose adds. Great habitat too.
Cheers,
Chris