A few from the past

[ChrisHeathcote]

I have recently decided to trawl through some of my previously discarded shots and re-edit them (since I am a a bit better with PS & LR now). I am quite pleased with them so thought I'd share them with you all. Feel free to leave any feedback, either constructive or otherwise

1. From Twycross this year. Shot through the glass in the restaurant area



2. This time a gob shot from Whipsnade in August
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by Chris Heathcote, on Flickr


3. Back to Twycross now this time from March 2013
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by Chris Heathcote, on Flickr

 

[twinrotor2]

Beautiful pictures

 

[ChrisHeathcote]

Thanks Jim

 

[viv1969]

The Whipsnade Lemur had clearly just spotted Chris ( @Cobra ) on the prowl.

Love the snowy, Chris. They're my favourite fluffeh kittehs.

 

[Cobra]

Nice re-edits Chris, particularly the Snowy

The Whipsnade Lemur had clearly just spotted Chris ( @Cobra ) on the prowl..

Absolutely I have hundreds of shots like that

 

[ChrisHeathcote]

The Whipsnade Lemur had clearly just spotted Chris ( @Cobra ) on the prowl.

Love the snowy, Chris. They're my favourite fluffeh kittehs.

Thanks Ruth, I do like the Snow Leopard, however normally when I go they are behind the dirty parts of the glass or on the wall so you can't see them.
I think the Lemur was more concerned that we might steal his food

Nice re-edits Chris, particularly the Snowy


Absolutely I have hundreds of shots like that

Thanks Chris, going through my discards has taught me 2 things.
Firstly I should spend more time reviewing and editing before righting them of and secondly its good to hoard

 

[new2me]

Gotta love lemur capture when they're eating
Nice one with the Leopard too as those windows are murder!

 

[ChrisHeathcote]

Gotta love lemur capture when they're eating
Nice one with the Leopard too as those windows are murder!

Thanks Neil, I'm sure the keepers smear the mud on the glass to wind photographers up
In all the times I've been there (and I used to be a member) I've only got a handful of pics that I'm happy with.

Edit: thinking about its probably more down to the soft spongy bit behind the viewfinder