Recent content by Bubby

I have asked this question before and got a really helpful answer that I have managed to stick to. I delete any shots that simply don't make the grade - head chopped off, motion blur, out of focus etc. The rest I almost always keep :)

Really really like this shot! Almost perfection for me. As with a few others I find just the slightest snippet too much of empty space. Harvey is a gorgeous boy too :)

Best one to date, getting better with each one! Much better composition & pose. More of a story to be read with this one compared to the others. Your original colour shot is my favourite. This is my favourite form of photography & I'm looking forward to you future work :)

I like it, though do agree that the background imposes quite heavily. Good luck for your next one, I will keep an eye out for it!

Nice spot! Good to see you have your eyes open, well done!

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Should have chewed it up first.

Amen to that. Absolutely fantastic. The eyes! Oh those eyes! The long grass really helps set it off as well :D

These are not bad at all. A few of them are a little soft but as you said you completed them quickly. Number 4 is my favourite shot.

It's official. I will NEVER tire of coming to this thread. Javier, have you any idea how many people you have photographed & do you still have a copy of them all?

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Strangely enough I know an American woman who lives across the street from me & she's told me before she's in the local "camera club" as she put it. Haven't the foggiest what they do though :shrug: :lol:

Will have a look after tea and post up something :)

In some woodlands you may see squirrel feeders, this is a good place to have a look especially coming into the winter months. I have a few of red squirrels, shamefully taken with my N95 Nokia as it was all I had on me at the time. I remember counting 1 red and 8 gray that particular day.