After the disaster of my first post in months with the Bridled Titmouse, I'm giving it another try with this squirrel.
Don't like to make excuses, however, because of my eye operation 4 months ago, I quit driving as my Doctor said it would be a year to full recovery. Should of looked more carefully at last post, because on review I saw noise on original and botched up repost :o :eek: :eek:
CC's eagerly awaiting, no need to be gentle :D
Keep smiling
Uncle Gus
Olympus e-620, Olympus 14-42 mm 1:3.5-5.6 ED
Aperture Priority, F/7.1, 1/60s, -0.70eV, ISO 200, Auto WB, 42 mm, TTL Flash, Red eye on.
No processing issues here looks just fine !!! At first I was going to suggest doing away with the right and going for a vertical but do like it a lot as presented. Has a different feel !!! ... make sure and keep track of this one for squirrel week !! Coming up early next year :)
.... forgot ... one good point to make is that this image is perfectly sharp out of the camera, just needs the normal enhancing to be critically sharp ... on the other hand if an image is not really sharp or not sharp in the right place it is a problem since all attempts at sharpening make it look worse !!!
Squirrel at Madera Kubo
