Although I love the image (as any of your animal images), I didn't consider this one to be 100% DMC, it's more about the animals than about a farm or countryside (but maybe that is my narrow-minded way of thinking) and therefore I only gave you a 5.
But please accept my congratulations for your Yellow ribbon.
I did have concerns about that too but I was persuaded by others that the photo would be a perfect fit so I took the risk. I understand your views on this:)
Although I love the image (as any of your animal images), I didn't consider this one to be 100% DMC, it's more about the animals than about a farm or countryside (but maybe that is my narrow-minded way of thinking) and therefore I only gave you a 5.
But please accept my congratulations for your Yellow ribbon.
congrats...very cute - but hard to believe that's a 1/40s exposure unless you used a tripod and they're stuffed ;-)
Well spotted! I did indeed use a tripod that morning as I was using my new Canon 10-22 lens and thought as it did not have Image Stabilisation it would need a helping hand to keep things steady.
@10mm you should be able to hand-hold a 1/20 with ease.
you can hold it all you want but it doesn't stop cows from moving ;-)
anyway thanks Paul for the response.
congrats...very cute - but hard to believe that's a 1/40s exposure unless you used a tripod and they're stuffed ;-)
Well spotted! I did indeed use a tripod that morning as I was using my new Canon 10-22 lens and thought as it did not have Image Stabilisation it would need a helping hand to keep things steady.
@10mm you should be able to hand-hold a 1/20 with ease.
Thanks Cory, apart from this particular shoot, I have been using my 10-22 hand held at all other times and the results have been grand. I just took the tripod that day as it was quite early morning so the light was a bit low and also the tripod was a good weapon should the cows decide to attack me:)
congrats...very cute - but hard to believe that's a 1/40s exposure unless you used a tripod and they're stuffed ;-)
Well spotted! I did indeed use a tripod that morning as I was using my new Canon 10-22 lens and thought as it did not have Image Stabilisation it would need a helping hand to keep things steady.
@10mm you should be able to hand-hold a 1/20 with ease.
congrats...very cute - but hard to believe that's a 1/40s exposure unless you used a tripod and they're stuffed ;-)
Well spotted! I did indeed use a tripod that morning as I was using my new Canon 10-22 lens and thought as it did not have Image Stabilisation it would need a helping hand to keep things steady.
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