Red Squirrel - Snaizeholme

[davidjpope1]

My 2nd attempt at photographing Red Squirrels. They don't sit still for very long!

Snaizeholme 5 by David, on Flickr

 

[Kodiak Qc]

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Cooooool, a cutie!
I think there is enough tonal range in this
take that you could raise it up a tad.

 

[davidjpope1]

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Cooooool, a cutie!
I think there is enough tonal range in this
take that you could raise it up a tad.

If you could tell me how to do that I'd be very interested.

Thanks

 

[Kodiak Qc]

If you could tell me how to do that I'd be very interested.

I could shortly describe and illustrate but
to type all that… and your edit says NO!

 

[mulch]

Good capture of one of these inquisitive Snaizeholme reds. I tried here a few weeks ago and failed miserably.

 

[davidjpope1]

I could shortly describe and illustrate but
to type all that… and your edit says NO!

Feel free to edit. Don't know why I set it to no

 

[davidjpope1]

Good capture of one of these inquisitive Snaizeholme reds. I tried here a few weeks ago and failed miserably.

I took hundreds of useless ones. They just don't sit still for long enough!

 

[Kodiak Qc]

Feel free to edit. Don't know why I set it to no

You can change that in your profile preferences.


The edit only wants to suggest a possible rendition
through tonal taming that will reveal the micro con-
trast, micro saturation and sharpness without adding
any of these…

 

[User.82148]

You can change that in your profile preferences.


The edit only wants to suggest a possible rendition
through tonal taming that will reveal the micro con-
trast, micro saturation and sharpness without adding
any of these

Looks good, perhaps you could explain what you did.

 

[davidjpope1]

You can change that in your profile preferences.


The edit only wants to suggest a possible rendition
through tonal taming that will reveal the micro con-
trast, micro saturation and sharpness without adding
any of these…

I'll have a play and see what I can do.

Thanks