CLICK / TAP PHOTO TO ENLARGE Ducklings are strongly independent at an early age. I have seen them venture about 100 metres before turning back. sku 40012
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CLICK / TAP PHOTO TO ENLARGE The sky bolour reflection really brings this little fellow to life. Once again another brave soul swims away and soon returns. sku 40013
CLICK / TAP PHOTO TO ENLARGE This little cygnet had seen mum and dad doing a wing flap and decided it was time for him to try too. sku 40014
So, the human eye notices the colour red even at the smallest percentage as they look at surrounding area. Look at RED BUSES, RED STOP SIGNS, RED SPORTS CARS, RED ROSES, RED TELEPHONE BOXES. So colourful birds take my eye. The finch family are a wonderful confection of colour and elegance from[...]
The red coloured male chaffinch is a very sleek little individual. He has a hover which lends to a great wing shape when photographed at the right time. gb10002
Once again the male chaffinch has wonderful wing shapes as he hovers in mid air. gb10003
The male chaffinch has an elegance which surpasses most of the garden birds that I photograph. This wing shape was a special photo for me as it shows the split second wing shape that the camera can capture. gb10004
Sunset is a great time for backlit photography. The peering face of the ever hungry squirrel is a delight. sku SQ10001
You cannot get much more "face to face" that this photo as the squirrel tried to stare me out. sku SQ10003
This squirrel was looking at some people having their lunch and was wondering if they had any peanuts by any chance. sku SQ10004
Depth of field is one of those enduring photographic terms. It means restricting the amount of subject in focus. In this case it was the face of the squirrel as his tail blurs into the background. sku SQ10005
This the "full crop of the previous image and it allows the viewer to see the both sides of the tree trunk and puts the squirrel in dead centre. sku SQ10006
A side stance frozen in time as the squirrel stops his climb as he sees me approach. sku SQ10007
This is a sweet photo with the squirrel stopping in the V shape of the tree and resting his paws on the tree. He looks calm and curious. sku SQ10008
I was happy with the two tree trunks in this photo and the forest in the blurry background. I also liked his outstretched paws as he looked to camera. sku SQ10009
A slightly overhead view of the squirrel as he looked down at me after he finished his peanuts which someone had given him. sku SQ10010