Squirrel - close-up portrait
Jerry Curtis
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What a difference a tele-conversion lens makes in getting close to the li'l critters - and the big ones, too, I guess. Yeah... I know... it's a rat with a bushy tail, but a cute rat with a bushy tail.
Took this shot on the deck of a friend's cabin this afternoon. I had gotten a few last year, but they look like crap now - quality-wise, compared to this one.
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Comments and/or criticizms welcomed as usual.
Took this shot on the deck of a friend's cabin this afternoon. I had gotten a few last year, but they look like crap now - quality-wise, compared to this one.
Full gallery here: http://www.pbase.com/icicle50/wildlife
Comments and/or criticizms welcomed as usual.
-Jerry
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Whether you think that you can or that you can't, you are usually right.
- Henry Ford
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Your squirrel is so cute......we don't have squirrels in Australia, maybe this is one of the reasons I am so taken by Squirrels, Chipmonks, Prairie Dogs, Racoons etc.
I'm so excited about going to America in just a few more weeks and I'll get a chance to hopefully photograph some too.
Thanks for the post......... Skippy (Australia)
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very crisp eyes, nicely done
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I sure hope America doesn't disappoint you - photo-op wise. You have been looking forward to this trip for so long. I hope you get every picture you ever dreamed of.
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This was the first time I got this image quality in squirrel shot, so I thought I'd do a more agressive crop than normal to show the eating activity and facial expression.
Whether you think that you can or that you can't, you are usually right.
- Henry Ford
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