yep, but for the price of that lens I would want an unfocused image to be sharp :-)Quote:
Originally Posted by DanoPhoto
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yep, but for the price of that lens I would want an unfocused image to be sharp :-)Quote:
Originally Posted by DanoPhoto
Got this shot while testing my new 100L Macro lens on Christmas day. I wish we had a little snow falling like in Dave's picture.
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IMG_4390.jpg by EricPvpi2, on Flickr
I like the pose, Eric. I wonder if the squirrel species is different in Maryland than northern Illinois? Was the guy you photographed kind of small?
Dave
This is right under our bird feeder, so they all have the same pose :D. Here is one from March 2012, he looks slightly larger than the first. Different lens, but the feeder poles look close in size between the two.
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IMG_0003.jpg by EricPvpi2, on Flickr
Easter Gray Squirrel is what we have here. I think they can get to 20 inches (with tail) and 1.5 pounds.
Here's one of my backyard bird food raiders, scoping the feeder from long range. Taken with 1DX + 500mm + 2X TC.
http://joeleadephotography.zenfolio....48440294-4.jpg
here are a couple of little guys that i got while bear hunting. they are quite curious and come very close.
taken with my t4i and 18-135 kit lense
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IMG_6704 by sedwards679, on Flickr
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IMG_6698 by sedwards679, on Flickr
technicaly not a squirel , but pretty close lol
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_MG_7033 by sedwards679, on Flickr
I'm sure he can run much faster than the squirrels without the stripes ;-)Quote:
Originally Posted by sedwards
Special Ops is moving in!Quote:
Originally Posted by Joel Eade
I struggled to get a clear shot of this red squirrel high up in a pine tree. It eventually plucked up the courage to come down to ground level just a few feet in front of me.
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Eurasian Red Squirrel by Andrew Stringer, on Flickr
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Eurasian Red Squirrel by Andrew Stringer, on Flickr