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  • Goldfinch

    Goldfinch

    Sorry, Derek I have not been around for a while! It isn't a "very big" crop but it was probably a horizontal original cut down left and right to make a vertical.

    Cheers,

    Ron.
    • 14 Nov 2013 4:08PM
  • Dunlin

    Dunlin

    Many thanks for the comments. The streak that you mention Ju is a raindrop. You do have a very good point and maybe I should have taken it out. It did though remind me of the situation that I took the picture in. There is another raindrop in the lower right hand side of the picture.
    Best wishes,
    Ron.
    • 9 Aug 2013 4:19PM
  • Goldeneye,

    Goldeneye,

    Hi Sparrowhawk, you are quite correct about the crop. I think at the time I had produced several images from this trip to Martin Mere WWT and I think I just did a tight crop on this one just to be different. Looking back, more space on the right would have helped!
    Best wishes,

    Ron
    • 29 Mar 2013 5:39PM
  • Water Rail

    Water Rail

    Hi Adrian,
    Many thanks for your comment. I am working on the practicality of providing an "advance" hide situation for "fee paying" photographers. I agree with what you say and I could elaborate (but not here!)

    I hope things are well with you, I don't seem to have anywhere near enough time to do all the things I want to do since I left "full time work" and that includes posting etc here. Please forgive me then if I am not as visible as I was in the past!

    Very best wishes,

    Ron.
    • 20 Mar 2013 8:28PM
  • Clouded Yellow

    Clouded Yellow

    A good point, Adrian. I have used the set up quite a bit and have examples of a plain background and "non plain". This one is done with my Cammo jacket as the background placed over the back of a chair. I have also used a plain jacket. It is not so easy "in the field" to do this sort of thing but always worth a try if there is a chance of a good shot. When they are just out of the chrysalis case (or pupal case if it is a moth) they can be compliant. here is a link to a "video note" that I made of a close up shot of a newly emerged White earlier this year.

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BRxWbDVSuWk&list=UU7hRQmkFV6L0GZd9MYWC0Qw&index=15&feature=plcp

    Cheers,

    Ron.
    • 1 Dec 2012 11:11PM
  • Long Eared Owl

    Long Eared Owl

    Many thanks to everyone for their votes and comments, they are very much appreciated. Ade, I am well thank you, I hope all is well with you. Since leaving work and going "freelance" (its a great word that, "freelance" and I do say it tongue in cheek!) I have so little "spare" time! My YouTube channel may be worth a look if you get the chance, link via my website.
    Cheers,

    Ron.
    • 1 Dec 2012 4:58PM
  • Butterfly Close Up

    Butterfly Close Up

    Herte is a link to the video that I uploaded to YouTube which shows how this was done.......

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BRxWbDVSuWk&list=UU7hRQmkFV6L0GZd9MYWC0Qw&index=1&feature=plcp
    • 9 May 2012 10:22PM
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  • What a superb portfolio. a fine variety of high quality images.

    Best wishes,

    Ron.
    • Posted on GillyB's profile
    • 22 Apr 2008 10:11PM
  • Tony, what a great set of pictures to upload, you have a great eye for a good image. Keep putting the pictures up.

    Ron.
  • Your pictures are not just a record of what you have seen. You work shows you have a great affinity with your subjects and that's the mark of a talented person.

    Ron.
  • Iguana or rainbow, your pictures of the natural world are superb and show an obvious love of your subject matter. A excellent set of images.

    Ron.
    • Posted on Marian's profile
    • 5 Dec 2005 12:22PM
  • Excellent portfolio with a series of flower pictures that show an imaginative variety of approach and interpretation.

    Best wishes,

    Ron.
  • Mari, your work is superb, I look forward to each new image! Your very kind words are much appreciated, thank you.

    Ron.
    • Posted on Mari's profile
    • 2 Dec 2005 2:31PM
  • It's impossible to imagine logging on to e-photozine and not being taken aback by the superb quality of your latest image. Your pictures are inspirational and your comments are so uplifting. Keep taking the pictures!!

    Best wishes,

    Ron.
  • Anthony, what a small world! Your pictures are excellent. I have taken that lighthouse for granted for so long. Thanks to your pictures I have seen it in a new... (I can't say "light") perspective!! We will bump into each other again son.

    Ron.
    • Posted on Anthony's profile
    • 4 Dec 2005 1:12PM
  • Your pictures are great, I particularly like your showcase. It may be huge distance between Birkenhead and Hobart, but I feel you have brought a wonderful part of the world right to my doorstep!

    Best wishes,

    Ron.
    • Posted on rosie42's profile
    • 10 Dec 2005 11:08AM
  • Ade, I do so look forward to seeing your latest images, it's quality photography. Your explanations are of such value and are a great help for beginners also. Not only do you "take" photographs, you put something back in too-- the hallmark of a decent chap! Keep pushing the button.

    Ron.

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