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The tease
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| [Note Guidelines] Photographer's Note |
A still camera does not capture the quivering mass our dog becomes when there is a squirrel within view, especially one with as much cheek as this gray squirrel has. At such times, we call Sarah "Vibro Dog".
I metered on the outside light and used fill-flash to avoid our dog Sarah ending up a silhouette. I thought it interesting how it seemed I desaturated the window view, when in fact I did not. It was just an overcast, winter day and our neighbor's white house added to the illusion. |
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cute photo Kimberley :)
maybe the squirrel just want to play with sarah :P
good control of the exposure
welldone :)
koh
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Hi Kimberley
1st you must tell me if that feeder keeps out the squirrels from taking the bird feed!!!
2nd wonderful action shot... Sarah look ready to go and I love that the squirrel is looking RIGHT at her!! lol
tricia
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Hi Kimberley,
you have done at this moment an effect "television", because "Vibro Dog" seems watching into a screen. A funny piece of life. TFS
Bye
Violetta