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Hi Akos, certain cute and nice to see something from 'Down Under' a rarity indeed!
Nice pose and cracking detail, very well executed. I wonder if darkening the background may help and add some more pop & separation??? Just a thought.
TFS
Steve
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Hi Akos -- Lovely details and a cute guy it appears ! very well processed , also the twinkle in its eyes due to the flash or whatever provides a nice effect . TFS !
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Hi Akos, thanks for sharing this wonderful image. I like the cute lil fellow with large ears, big eyes and sharp claws. Nice techs and PP work. Well done mate.
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Hi Akos - Much more interesting than our big city wildlife. Nice detail. I'm not a huge fan of the flashed look but it seems to have supplied even lighting here. If it were mine I would crop in from the rhs to remove the sliver and have all trunk as the border.
TFS,
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Interesting subject, well handled. I agree with Nancy's comment about the crop.
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Hi Akos
He/she is very cute! Hope they do not bite ankles..
Steve's idea with the BG and Rachel's crop might take this up a notch.
Good detail and well exposed on critter!
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Haseeb, the starburst is from the aperture blades inside the lens. It happens when you close them right down.
I wish I could photograph these and other possums etc in the day, but as nature intended, they mostly spend the day holed up in a tree hollow out of sight. So the only time they're active is after dark. Therefore; only a flash can get photos. Any image of one in the daytime will instantly arouse my suspicion and I'd be questioning whether the animals' welfare was taken into account for the sake of a daytime shot.
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Hi Akos very cute subject , and a stunning output with that old piece of kit .
Agree with the comments above regarding the flashy look, b ut also understand that you have to use the flash .
Darkening the BG and tree would help from my POV .
TFS Andreas
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Very cute, and great to see some wildlife from Down Under indeed.
I like Steve's suggestion for the BG...
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Hello Akos,
I am very late here but would like to add my congratulations for this wonderful capture, what a delightful little fellow!
All I wish for is a big screen right now to view this image properly, will be able to do so very soon and looking forward to take another look at this Sugar Glider's cute pink nose and those beautiful eyes.
Are those its little teeth, below the nose?
Lovely detail and well exposed, lovely colours, well captured and processed
Kind regards,
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Cracking image Akos, thank you for sharing. Also I loved reading your natural history...
Joe Przybyla
"Sometimes I do get to places just as God is ready to have somebody click the shutter"... Ansel Adams
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Originally Posted by
Gabriela Plesea
Are those its little teeth, below the nose?
They sure are! Those teeth chew through bark to get at the sap inside the tree trunks.
Thanks everyone for your comments and suggestions.