Frosty Squirrel
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Frosty Squirrel
Our Photography club was to have a Nature photographer guest speaker who was featured in The Canadian Geographic Collectors Eddition 2012.
He was also going to critique some of our photos.
Sadly..because of a snow storm and the distance everyone had to travel..the meeting was cancelled.
So here is the little fellow I captured in a tree eatring a peanut butter cracker (I may have provided.)
I have forgot how you told me to resize..and so sorry for the "resize thingy" and likely the softening of the image as well.
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He was also going to critique some of our photos.
Sadly..because of a snow storm and the distance everyone had to travel..the meeting was cancelled.
So here is the little fellow I captured in a tree eatring a peanut butter cracker (I may have provided.)
I have forgot how you told me to resize..and so sorry for the "resize thingy" and likely the softening of the image as well.
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What a lovely capture Sharon. Nice and sharp and I like the composition.
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Very nice image you've captured there.
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Thank you for your replies! Appreciate them.
I still have access to several critters but not the ultimate setup that I am so missing now!.
This was a camera mounted on a tripod, focused just above the crotch in the tree right outside our side patio door..."bait" below the tree and a remote shutter release.
Why I wanted this image critiqued?
It was cropped to remove a lower belly..not the problem.
However, there was a small branch crossing the top portion of his head..that completely ruined the shot. So used a healing brush to remove it.
I am new using brushes..so I realize on line images wouldn't probably show the fix...but please look closer to see how I did??
I still have access to several critters but not the ultimate setup that I am so missing now!.
This was a camera mounted on a tripod, focused just above the crotch in the tree right outside our side patio door..."bait" below the tree and a remote shutter release.
Why I wanted this image critiqued?
It was cropped to remove a lower belly..not the problem.
However, there was a small branch crossing the top portion of his head..that completely ruined the shot. So used a healing brush to remove it.
I am new using brushes..so I realize on line images wouldn't probably show the fix...but please look closer to see how I did??
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Kit 1 Canon Rebel T5i Tamron 18-270 mm Sigma 10-20 mm Canon EF 50 mm 1.8 Canon EFS 18-55 mm |
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My Compact/P&S: Canon SX240, SX50 |
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