Gallery: WildlifePosted June 23, 201544 views2 comments
Nikon 610, nikkor lens 300 mm F5.6, ISO 450, 1/250th the squirrel was in my back yard and decided to come out and do some posing for me with his lunch. it was a very cloudy day and to far away for effective flash fill in
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Comment posted by John Tobias on June 25, 2015 at 8:32 AM
Looks like an interesting image, but I find it too dark to view well. Also, not sure why, the image is small. Appears to be a good photo of a squirrel at work. TFS
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Comment posted by Brad Hill on June 25, 2015 at 2:02 PM
Hi George,
The size of the image that got posted here makes it tough to critique this shot. On my monitor(s) it appears on the dark side. I won't comment on the composition in that I'm guessing this might not be the version of the shot you actually wanted to post (this looks more like a thumbnail version).
I have to put on my moderator's hat for a second - you might not be aware of the image posting guideline that suggests you post 5 comments for every image you post. All the image galleries on NPN work most effectively if those posting images post comments on the images of others. If you haven't had a look a the guidelines you can find them right here:
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2 commentsLooks like an interesting image, but I find it too dark to view well. Also, not sure why, the image is small. Appears to be a good photo of a squirrel at work. TFS
Hi George,
The size of the image that got posted here makes it tough to critique this shot. On my monitor(s) it appears on the dark side. I won't comment on the composition in that I'm guessing this might not be the version of the shot you actually wanted to post (this looks more like a thumbnail version).
I have to put on my moderator's hat for a second - you might not be aware of the image posting guideline that suggests you post 5 comments for every image you post. All the image galleries on NPN work most effectively if those posting images post comments on the images of others. If you haven't had a look a the guidelines you can find them right here:
http://www.naturephotographers.net/postguide-2.html
Cheers...
Brad