Red Squirrel (darker form)
Taken on the same day of the previous one.
This is a more brown form of the same species.
Should I clone out the nut? I kind of like the expression of this guy looking at the other nut.
Canon 40D, 300mm f4 IS, Tripod, hide, f5.0, 1/60
Best regards,
paulo anjo
Hi Paulo, like the comp very much, but would crop a little off the rhs as it's a bit too central for me. A cheeky little fellow. :D
I can't comment really on the colour & saturation, but still fell, based on the moss and lichen, it still looks 'bright', however I heard what you said on the previous posting:)
Based on the foreground object, I might be tempted not to show the 'tricks of the trade' to entice him. :D:D
TFS
Steve
Post Production: It’s ALL about what you do with the tools and not, which brand of tool you use.
Agree with Steve re: saturation based on moss, As stated on your last post I too have never seen these guys. I would take asome off the bottom as well as a little off the rhs. Overall nice image. TFS
Todd
Lovely composition & color Paulo, with nice detail on the squirrel.
Agree that the second nut could be just out of frame, and still achieve that look.
TFS
I agree with comments regards saturation, both the greens and red seem a bot over. I guess cropping from the right would take the subject off center.
Another vote for reducing saturation !!! Moving off center will improve the composition, nut up fronts would look just right !!! Love these little guys !!!
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