High Velocity by Ade_Osman

It's a stuffed one on a string and you've done a marvellous job cloning the string out!!

Crete Grifs 3 by Patricia Fenn

Selinari??

Crete Grifs 4 by Patricia Fenn

Nice set!
Their heads, with all that fluff, even on the adults, never looks sharp but you've done a great job.

Ian x x

Crete Griffs 1 by Patricia Fenn

That's terrible! (The joke, not the image!! )

It's difficult to tell at the size posted here. I've uploaded shots in the past where the whites haven't been blown (Kestrels against a chalk cliff) and been berated for blown whites. I believe the ePz upload process compresses the image a tad more and takes any fine detail out of the background/smilar areas. If the full res image has detail, I wouldn't worry about it.

Ian x

Heron by Ade_Osman

Can you get out there and clear the reeds a bit please??



Ian

Macro 4 by Patricia Fenn

A worthy entry.
I wonder if you have any space around the subject? The dynamics of it could be changed if you have. Mod to explain!

Mind you, all academic now

Ian x

Macro 3 by Patricia Fenn

Nice definition, and you've got the thing square to the sensor which helps get the whole insect sharp, however I feel that it is a little tight in the frame at the rear end!

Ian x x

Meles meles......... by Ade_Osman

Badly done, but you get the idea.
Toned down the highlights in the grass as they were distracting, and a little selective sharpening on the front head which lacks slightly in the original.
Done at home on an uncalibrated monitor 'cause I've been in hospital for the last three days!

Oh ye, an I've got shot of that silly frame!

In Flight by Gezina

Well done!

Ian

Otter @ lunch by teddy

At least you managed to see it!
Good to see you and Sue again.

Ian

Wildwood Fox by teddy

It's a cracking image. Glad you enjoyed!

Ian

Arctic Fox by Overread

Bet he's been enjoying the weather since!!

Ian

Stork by SteveHunter

Nice one.

Ian

... fox ... by SueTurner

Now that's a cracker Sue, especially with a bent lens!!

Great to see you both again.

Ian

Waiting for Lunch by SteveHunter

Nicely done Steve.

Ian

Stork or Butter? by dwilkin

And a worthy entry too.

Good to meet you Darren,

Ian