Thanks for looking having a good time with these Hares but a nice bright night would put the icing on the cake,going to have to leave them and go on a little holiday to our caravan and Wales hard life!
Hope there still there when i get back.
Thanks for your comments and tips on my last effort
Hi Keith, nice looking hare, get the impression this one did not hang around long, based on the stance. I've found they either keep their distance, or come right unto you, bit of a pain with long lenses. I like detail and there is good clarity & sharpness, especially in the eye, but sadly not sold on the crop. The image is RGB not sRGB, however I might suggest dropping the Blue (see the white of the tail) and the Green for the grass, to me it looks a little too green, easily fixed.
Enjoy your break, don't forget to take your camera.
TFS
Steve
Posted by Nick Mckeown on August 7, 2012 at 1:20 PM
Great looking hare image Keith looks as though its in two minds about staying or going. Slightly tight in frame possibly but I would be delighted with the shot. Have a great time in Welsh Wales!
Nick.
Posted by Paul Whippey on August 7, 2012 at 2:35 PM
Very nice Keith. Superb detail and the pose is great. The larger version has a better colour temperature, maybe the wrong colour profile in the smaller version has given the blue/green cast? Maybe a little more top and bottom, otherwise a fantastic hare shot.
Posted by Neil Burton on August 8, 2012 at 5:04 AM
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Thanks for looking having a good time with these Hares but a nice bright night would put the icing on the cake,going to have to leave them and go on a little holiday to our caravan and Wales hard life!
Hope there still there when i get back.
Thanks for your comments and tips on my last effort
Enjoy your break, don't forget to take your camera.
TFS
Steve
Nick.
Enjoy wales, may be worth reading this and having a look at the you tube clips.
http://www.birdforum.net/showthread.php?t=178824&highlight=wales+manx
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Keith.