| If you are lucky enough to catch wild animals, post the pictures here. Pictures taken in a zoo, aquarium and other places like that works, too, as long as they aren't a pet. |
| Usotsuki. |
| Do stray animals count? |
 "I'll be waiting in the future." - Chiaki Mamiya |
| As long as they aren't cats and dogs and other normal pets, they should go in the pet category. |
| Usotsuki. |
x0x0 said: ^omg, is that a snake? *shivers*.. it takes a lot of manpower to get closer just to take a photo on a snake well this is the only poisonous snake in Spain around 0.2m, a healthy adult won't die if she bites you, and that one was dead, a car had just run over it. ^_^ |
susonautaFeb 11, 2008 3:22 PM
| today I've got developed my last roll and is not as bad as the last one. I know is not impresive but is too early to take pictures of bigger animals. |
x0x0 said: ^i love the third one, would be great if it was a lot closer though... insects are good for macro photography. yeah you are right I think that was the closest could focus I need extension tubes to make those kind of photos. he was trying to say What the... are you doing in my terrotory! my best wild animal shot so far |
x0x0 said: lol, perfect timing, i'm not sure of the positioning though, might have been better if you sticked with the rule of thirds, but anyway, the content is really good. Rule of thirds? first time I heard of it, and you are right is not the best position I wish I was on a boat. |
| http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rule_of_thirds some examples here: http://www.photo96.com/blog/?p=371 i find it more aesthetically pleasing as well. i think it's great to know the composition rules first then break it. |
x0x0 said: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rule_of_thirds some examples here: http://www.photo96.com/blog/?p=371 i find it more aesthetically pleasing as well. i think it's great to know the composition rules first then break it. thanks for the info, and I wonder how is would turned out if I had used the 500mm |
| no this is taken with a 75-300mm zoom lens the closest focus is 1.2m (more less on my knees), for the 500mm is 1.7m and is confortable because is close my height. When I use the tele I turn the focus ring to the closest and move until is focused, but I need both eyes open not to end on the mud or in the ground. |
| looks like they were having fun on a very windy day |
http://www.flickr.com/photos/jesgf/2418681962/ I wish I could have extension tubes to take better macro shots |
| more insects |
not so wild animal |
| more not so wild animals Inachis Io a comon butterbly in europe Macroglossum stellatarum, hummingbird moth a rare one this is the firstone I ever saw |
| and more not so wild animals |
| Deers in Japan :3 |
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| O_O did you feed them |
susonauta said: O_O did you feed them Yeah, they sort of accosted me Tsukasa-style... well, a little less violent. o_o |
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| haha I remember that too |
They were wild, but they were kindof used to people, so I could get pretty close. |
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