Sometimes you get back, look at the shot on the computer and wish, just wish you had paid more attention. A little more on the bottom, a little less zoom, a piece of grass or branch here or there, a touch better light or angle and the shot would be "perfect".
So look up to the heavens and say Aaargh
Eric
You know, Eric, most people would give about anything to have taken any of those photos. As for me, I really like them the way they are. Sometimes perfect in Mother Nature is to have a wee bit of grass by the cat's mouth or to have an eye catching branch across the front of one mind boggling kudo. It makes sense for him to be there. Love those shots, sir.
Al
Excellent series!!! Personally, I prefer "habitat" shots of wildlife to the perfectly bokehed portraits. (although the portraits are indeed beautiful).
Wild life & nature are what they are together & these are great photos of that very thing. Thks for the post!!
Leon
Feb 11, 2012 at 04:25 PM
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These are wonderful, Eric.
Luckily for me, I'm not a perfectionist, or I'd have put my camera down a long time ago.
And shucks, I was on a two-week safari in Kenya and didn't even SEE a leopard, so I really appreciate seeing these.
Charlie
These are incredible shots, and I think most people that view them will be stunned by their beauty and not even notice these little nit-picky issues. BTW, I think they all look pretty perfect anyways. The roller is gorgeous- and I can't seem to see anything wrong with this shot.
