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    Nikon D4
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    1/2500@f 7.1
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    Thanks a lot for your comments and tips on my last post.

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    Hi Keith - This works quite well. Nice pose, eye contact and sharpness. I like the curve of the tail too. Colors look good. Nice one.

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    Hi Keith, a lovely image with cool pose and colours. The rocks add to the image.

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    Thanks Rachel and Sanjeev,not often I take shots against the sky and did wonder if it worked.

    Keith.

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    I think this is great - it all works for me. The sky provides good contrast for the squirrel and in part why it works so well, I think

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    Thanks Glenn much appreciated.

    Keith.

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    Hi Keith, back up in 'God's own Country' as we now have two owlets in the Orchard so am on the laptop which is not ideal, however...

    Love the drystone wall and the moss/lichen, cool pose and the way the tail curves down. Techs look good, but I would have gone straight to f/8 and just upped the ISO a fraction more. Framing looks good, but for me I might have added a sliver more to the RHS, but no deal breaker.

    Now being on the laptop I could well be off, however warming the Temp up, and moving the Tint also to the RHS, adding a third of a stop exp, lifting the Shadows and dropping the HL & Whites, I feel you start to see more of the original capture. Dropping the Blue avoids the fringing around the finer hairs of the tuffs & tail, WDYT?

    Keith, I'll be back in a weeks time, if you want a quick refresher course on things let me know, just fire off a RAW and we can work on it together over the phone.

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    Thanks Steve,have to rush out will reply tomorrow.
    Keith

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    Thanks for the repost Steve,agree about the blue even though I thought I had removed enough,not so sure about the colour of the Squirrel it looks a bit orange on my monitor and like you say it was on your laptop.Would love to do a bit next week if you have the time and thanks a lot for your offer.
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    Hi Keith -- Very nicely done , loved the settings and the curved tail , Your squirrel images have always been a treat to watch . TFS !

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    Thank you Haseeb very much appreciated.

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