Critique Lemur Lunchtime (&friends)

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First one i've had chance to edit from a trip to Bristol..

Struggled with shooting through glass!

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Thanks for looking

JD
 
Shooting through glass can be a mare,but you've got a good one there; well exposed and sharp. Pity the leaf wasn't a tad lower, but that can't be helped ... the expression is there though (y)
 
As Neil said it can be a right mare!
You did well especially if that was your first attempt.
Nice image (y)
 
Thanks both much appreciated!

The Lemurs were my favorites of the day for sure, a few more here which were the better of a novice bunch. Certainly didn't realise it would be quick so tricky shooting at the Zoo!


Bright Eyed_ by jd26_, on Flickr


Lads Lads Something On This One_ by jd26_, on Flickr



One Of Those Days_ by jd26_, on Flickr

They certainly weren't up and about early though...


SleepyLemurs_ by jd26_, on Flickr

Lion enclosure glass was merky!


King_BW by jd26_, on Flickr

Loved this little guy


You Serious_ by jd26_, on Flickr
 
Many will say that the best zoo photos are those that don't look like zoo (or captive) photos .... but personally, I don't hold with that, although I do tend to aim for it.

# 2 & 3 are great examples of the contrary for me with the latter showing that eye contact isn't always essential ;)
 
Yeah I hear you there! very tricky when they are up against a brick wall! haha..

Thanks very much :) agree there - they are a bit more fun that the whole head on eyes locked pose :)
 
Great set the second portrait is excellent love the look on his face :)
 
Nice set - particularly like the first and last ones from your second post, I think you caught some great facial expressions there.
 
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