Posted by Shaun Simpson on November 14, 2010 at 10:39 AM
Hi All
Here is an image of another squirrel, thought I would try a different take on it, that is after I had calmed down a bit, this little monster and its mate have totally wrecked my new feeding station this week.
Due to work I can only get out once a weekend at this time of year, so I had setup a new bird feeding station in some local woods, when I arrived Saturday I found everything wrecked, feeders obliterated and gnawed up and two very fat squirrels
Now I love squirrels but I certainly didn't on Saturday, anyway with not a bird in sight I made the best of a bad job and got a few images of them.
What does everybody think of the image?
Techs D300, 300mmf4 1.7tc cropped to pano full width
Posted by Craig Jones on November 14, 2010 at 11:18 AM
I like the treament you have given this image Shaun, I would have liked maybe the inclusion of his feet and their trademark tail Love the pose
Posted by Ian Haskell on November 14, 2010 at 1:29 PM
Its a little different ... creative processed shot. I do like the effect overall though. I would like to see it with a vertical pano with the feet of the squirrel (not sure if the tail is necessary).
Ian
Posted by Austin Thomas on November 14, 2010 at 3:40 PM
Different and good use of B&W.
Cheers
Austin
Posted by eric weight on November 15, 2010 at 10:54 AM
Discussion
4 repliesHere is an image of another squirrel, thought I would try a different take on it, that is after I had calmed down a bit, this little monster and its mate have totally wrecked my new feeding station this week.
Due to work I can only get out once a weekend at this time of year, so I had setup a new bird feeding station in some local woods, when I arrived Saturday I found everything wrecked, feeders obliterated and gnawed up and two very fat squirrels
Now I love squirrels but I certainly didn't on Saturday, anyway with not a bird in sight I made the best of a bad job and got a few images of them.
What does everybody think of the image?
Techs D300, 300mmf4 1.7tc cropped to pano full width
Ian
Cheers
Austin