Socrate, excellent work on all of these. The cardinals and downies are very sharp, and the lighting on the nutrias is amazing considering the situation you were working with. #1 and #4 are my favorites of this group. Keep them coming!
Socrate I tried my best to pick one but I just couldn't...all of them are really special. # 1&2 great colour&sharpness and lovely bird!
# 3 I like the comp. and the Dof perspective a lot! and wonderful bg as well! where did you get that blue in the background? it works really well IMO
The nutria shots are so cool! i've never seen a wild one. I just love its pose in #5 w its little hands and chubby body what a great capture!
I'm so envious of you guys..you have all these variety of wildlife around your home (or at least close by). I live right smack in downtown Milan so you can imagine what wildlife I see every morning outside my window:
1. Smog - an illusive grey / dark brown beast
2. Traffic - noisy " little " fella'
LoooL
Ah, the cardinal does it for me Socrate... probably one of my favorite birds. Maybe because I never see any in real life,, so love this post. Thanks for sharing
Another wonderful series Socrate, the detail, colors, bgs are all excellent! Superb job on the dining rat, even though it was shy. Favorites are 1, 4 and 8.
David Israel wrote:
Socrate, your bird shots never disappoint. But your pictures of the nutria "handheld," using a "flashlight" to illuminate....is truly impressive. And he's a cute little bugger.
vernoinferno wrote:
Love your Cardinals Socrate, as we don't have them in our neck of the woods, and your Downies are great, but you are one smart cookie (I already knew that) to use the flashlight setup to get that shot of the Nutria, well done my freind. Verno
Thank you, Verno. I've already used that flashlight setup for Possums at night.
Socrate
Chris Willis wrote:
Socrate, excellent work on all of these. The cardinals and downies are very sharp, and the lighting on the nutrias is amazing considering the situation you were working with. #1 and #4 are my favorites of this group. Keep them coming!
lbuscher wrote:
OUCH hey Socrate I cut myself when I opened this post. Beauties all of them and dispite Ted calling your muskrat a QUACK they make a nice coat
Lou
Nello Milanese wrote:
Socrate I tried my best to pick one but I just couldn't...all of them are really special. # 1&2 great colour&sharpness and lovely bird!
# 3 I like the comp. and the Dof perspective a lot! and wonderful bg as well! where did you get that blue in the background? it works really well IMO
The nutria shots are so cool! i've never seen a wild one. I just love its pose in #5 w its little hands and chubby body what a great capture!
I'm so envious of you guys..you have all these variety of wildlife around your home (or at least close by). I live right smack in downtown Milan so you can imagine what wildlife I see every morning outside my window:
1. Smog - an illusive grey / dark brown beast
2. Traffic - noisy " little " fella'
LoooL ...Show more →
Thank you Nello. I believe you are doing a great job menaging to get any shot of wildlife in Milan, knowing the habitat you are dealing with. So you pictures have always an added value.
Socrate
shelleyc wrote:
Ah, the cardinal does it for me Socrate... probably one of my favorite birds. Maybe because I never see any in real life,, so love this post. Thanks for sharing
what a great capture!
