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Peek A Boo
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Uploaded: 04/16/24 12:31 AM GMT
Peek A Boo
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The other day when I went to Wellfield Botanic Garden, I spotted this cutie for a quick click with the DSLR. This was taken with the Nikon D500 with the Nikkor 18-200 lens which I will be use only on the D500 since it is a DX lens and to use it on the D750 I would have to change settings and I don't want to mess with that. I have had the lens for awhile and finally tried it out. Lol! I did a slight crop of the image, and a tad of sharpen just around the chipmunk. I wish it was a little better than this but it was the best of two clicks. I do appreciate your comments, thanks! tigs=^..^=
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.LynEve
04/16/24 12:53 AM GMT
He is so cute peeping out of his hidey hole. I am not sure what the creature actually is but I like him and you got a great shot Sandi
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--- I wish it was a little better than this but it was the best of two clicks---
Sandi, when it comes to photography, one is often faced with the choice of whether or not to take a photograph of the subject matter. Often the conditions aren't optimal and/or there's no opportunity to achieve the correct/desired settings. If the originality is better than the desired quality, it's still advisable to take this capture. Your picture is an excellent example of this. In any case, it gives us a unique and very nice/cute chipmunk photograph. A good decision on your part anyhow!
Sandi, when it comes to photography, one is often faced with the choice of whether or not to take a photograph of the subject matter. Often the conditions aren't optimal and/or there's no opportunity to achieve the correct/desired settings. If the originality is better than the desired quality, it's still advisable to take this capture. Your picture is an excellent example of this. In any case, it gives us a unique and very nice/cute chipmunk photograph. A good decision on your part anyhow!
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I'm quite sure it's a chipmunk and a cute one too - for a fast click I think this turned out well.
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This sure turned out very well given the lighted background. Great catch Sandi.
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Yes, I agree with the others, you did a wonderful job with this capture!
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OK, well my first reaction is I want to see this photo every day, when I wake up ... this is incredibly appealing to me, it is sensational, one of your very best. Favorite!!!!!
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