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Aug 26, 2005 02:13 |  #1

Hi all, a couple of shots i got while walking through some woodland. I think the squirrels were stealling bird food from a feeder.


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Aug 26, 2005 03:56 |  #2

The second grey sqirrel is very good.......... excellent work, not keen on the first image.


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Aug 26, 2005 06:21 |  #3

Both shots are okay the second one is better on the exposure though, I find what makes squirrel images the best is to capture them doing squirrely things when they are in the trees, they lay over branches they chase each other around in the trees also.




  
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Aug 26, 2005 09:24 |  #4

lovely shots............ as DS says the second one is very cool from an exposure/sharpness point of view.............the only thing that bothers me about it is the central position of the squirrel if it had been me i'd have placed the little guy in the upper left of the frame so it would look like he was ready to jump into the space he's looking at below....

it woulda been nice if he was in a tree but you can hardly say to the squirrel "oi go into a tree so i can get a decent shot" a shot on a fence is better than no shot in my opinion.


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Aug 29, 2005 02:57 as a reply to  @ chemicalbro's post |  #5

Nice shots,dont see to many of them round here.


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Aug 29, 2005 11:16 as a reply to  @ chemicalbro's post |  #6

chemicalbro wrote:
lovely shots............ as DS says the second one is very cool from an exposure/sharpness point of view.............the only thing that bothers me about it is the central position of the squirrel if it had been me i'd have placed the little guy in the upper left of the frame so it would look like he was ready to jump into the space he's looking at below....

it woulda been nice if he was in a tree but you can hardly say to the squirrel "oi go into a tree so i can get a decent shot" a shot on a fence is better than no shot in my opinion.

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Man, I have a really hard time doing this... composing a shot based on the 1/3 rules. I'm so used to putting the subject in the center, that its a really hard habit to break. But, I totally agree that if the squirrel were in the upper left of the frame, the composure would have been really cool! Seems to me that I have a ways to go regarding creativity/composure..​.


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Aug 30, 2005 17:06 as a reply to  @ Remshot's post |  #7

These squirrels are so fast, they didn't give me more than a couple of seconds to get the shots. All i had time to do was wait for the centre focus light to come on then fire.


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