Posted by Nick Mckeown on July 17, 2013 at 3:31 AM
D7000 500mm f4 ISO 320 1/640s at f8 handheld lay prone using a tussock as a support.
I came across this hare at about 2,500' lay out of the wind just resting. Although I was completely visible to the hare the wind was in my face and it did not seem bothered at all and I spent almost an hour in its company until it eventually finished grooming, stretched and walked TOWARDS me. It stopped alongside me approx 8' away, studied me for a few seconds, and ambled off behind me. As you can see from the photo it is almost dozing and I like the relaxed pose on this shot.
Many thanks for the comments on my last post, greatly appreciated.
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8 repliesI came across this hare at about 2,500' lay out of the wind just resting. Although I was completely visible to the hare the wind was in my face and it did not seem bothered at all and I spent almost an hour in its company until it eventually finished grooming, stretched and walked TOWARDS me. It stopped alongside me approx 8' away, studied me for a few seconds, and ambled off behind me. As you can see from the photo it is almost dozing and I like the relaxed pose on this shot.
Many thanks for the comments on my last post, greatly appreciated.
Nick.
Bob.
David
JR
Bob
Keith.
Phil.
Bob C, the previous post is showing a young hare I think going off its head and feet. This hare is a different animal.
Nick.
Hare contemplation very well illustrated. Showing a keen interest in you Nick.