The Amstersdamse Waterleidingduinen area is a "great" example......Many foxes at the AWD are semi domesticated, don't get it why people do that.
The Amstersdamse Waterleidingduinen area is a "great" example......Many foxes at the AWD are semi domesticated, don't get it why people do that.
Ray,
Thanks. That's part of my front yard, actually.
Steve Thomas
@Digirame @HessleHiker @simplejoy thanks.
@simplejoy I use my Olympus at what everyone tells me is the best colour setting - "natural". I used to spend a lot of time doing RAW processing, but now I generally don't bother, though I still have the RAWs if needed.
Beautiful photos!
Forget-me-nots are one of my favourites.
Hi Digirame
I can't answer that but I would imagine it has a better chance if it is the newer G2 version. My 100-400 is the G2 version.
Perhaps ask Tamron as they may know if it works.
Sorry I can't be of any real help.
Cheers
Paul
Thank you kindly for the comment
Cheers
Paul
Here's a somewhat unusual looking (because backlit-only) flower shot:
Unreal beauty by simple.joy, on FlickrI often thought that forget-me-nots look somewhat alien (with their little tentacles), when you get really close... so I found it somewhat appropriate!
Brute-force of Nature… No.1 by simple.joy, on Flickr
Love the colours of these.
Think I'll just get me one of these apples.
Steve Thomas
I like this one, it looks like a Disney scene.
I think the image is slightly foggy and the white balance is a little blue.
I like this one, it looks like a Disney scene.
I think the image is slightly foggy and the white balance is a little blue.
Manuel,
You're right. I took that through a bedroom window. I didn't want to scare him him off..
I had the Kelvin temp set at 5600K. I think I could have upped it to the Cloudy setting of about 6000.
Steve Thomas
It's a lovely shot, Steve; but I think you overdid the green just a tad! 😏
David
Out driving in my local area. Been raining heavy last days but just arrived in time to capture this
Carry,
Nice local area to be out driving in. 😃
Steve Thomas
Photobygms,
I like your deer shots, especially the third one.
Ears cocked forward. Eyes expressive and lively.
She hears something. "What is it? Should I be on guard? Should I be prepared to run?
Nice expressive shot.
Steve Thomas
Out driving in my local area. Been raining heavy last days but just arrived in time to capture this
Carry, that is a most evocative photo, with a remarkable depth of field also, even at a 28mm equivalent FL. Thanks!
David
Photobygms,
I liked seeing how the deer is so attentive. From my experience, their ability to hear sounds is amazing. A very slight noise can send them off running.
CarryLight,
That's a beautiful scene with the clouds and blue sky. Approximately where was that taken?