Brown hare (Lepus europaeus)
Brown hare, he was out on patrol again, here he just stopped for a nibble and a rest. It was raining a little.
Hand held, OM-1 150-400TC
Focal Length (35 mm conversion) : 1002.0mm
ISO Sensitivity : 1600
Shutter : 1/1250 sec
F.No. : F5.6
Exposure compensation : 0.0 EV
ACR/PSCC
I prefer this being closer Jon, or you go opposite and very small in frame like Geralds Fox.
DoF is good, but I would still have had some SS up my sleeve.
Based on the OP I'm thinking you do more, and if you take the OP and balance things it's a lot more vibrant. I hope you get your PC sorted, or monitor Jon, I just don't think it's delivering.
TFS
Steve
Post Production: It’s ALL about what you do with the tools and not, which brand of tool you use.
I meant to say Jon, ever considered going lower, mush in the FG, but being at eye level may create a better POV, especially when when the head is angled, or more side on. Just a thought. I will bring more focus on that eye.
Post Production: It’s ALL about what you do with the tools and not, which brand of tool you use.
Steve, getting lower isn't practicable at the moment - fences have to be removed and also the grass is stll a bit long.
Hi Jon ... hey ho you got him so close , which is nice !!
Does he get used to you , or easily spooked off ?
I do like the overall shot with the DOF being spot on , nice details and sharpness !! NO funky artifacts ... very good .
Color contrast is good ... personally I would give the Hare a touch more tonal depth and variation to make him pop even more from the grass .
Cool image Jon and TFS Andreas
Andreas, unfortunately he is easily spooked - he won't hang around once he sees anyone.. I'll see if there are any more worth a post.
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