One for the office reception wall.
Regards. Sharkey
Snaps of House for an Art lover Belahouston park Glasgow - Charles ****** MacIntosh
L1003418.jpg by Ken OHagan, on Flickr
CRM's footprint is all over Glasgow - amazing how so much of his style is still relatively fresh. The Queen's Cross church is also worth a visit (or was last time I was there...)
A sure sign of my clean-living ways...or decent IS on the Canon 70-300L lens methinks. Can regularly get sharp shots at 1/15th at around 100mm with that lens, obviously decreasing frequency of success at longer lengths.I'd assumed you'd used a tripod. Must have steady hands.
One of the things to watch out for in dog photography is depth of field. It is essential to have the eyes AND the tip of the nose 'leather' in focus. Not always easy to achieve, especially with some of those long muzzles... the Borzois are a nightmare.
I really like the border collies. Smart and handsome.
The wheel from the other end (around 25'-wide wheel)...Comments always appreciated.
The Wheel mono by another scotsman, on Flickr
What kind of zoom do you use to get these kind of shots?Baby Horned Owl, just between molting and growing his feathers. Photo from Sunken Gardens.