Fur Ball

[J-Dogg Productions]

A Few Of These Were In A Hole Buried In My Backyard. As You Can See From The Blades Of Grass There No Bigger Than Your Palm. Its Funny They Let Me Get Right In Their Face And The Others Ran To Me Like They Wanted Their Picture Taken lol Comments Please

[euphoria]

Aw!!! They're so cute! Really lucky find, they look like they were great subjects for you =)
some of them look a little dark but they're pretty good =)

[J-Dogg Productions]

Thanks euphoria Yea It Was Pretty Cool They Walked Right Up To My Shoe. When I First Found Them They Had No Fur And Their Eyes Were Closed. But In A Week They Looked Like That. And Now There Gone So I Guess Their All Grown Up Lol. But Thanks For The Comment The Last Shot Has A OverExposed Background I Think I Have To Edited It And TRy And Fix It.

Thanks For The Comment

[Seb]

A Few Of These Were In A Hole Buried In My Backyard. As You Can See From The Blades Of Grass There No Bigger Than Your Palm. Its Funny They Let Me Get Right In Their Face And The Others Ran To Me Like They Wanted Their Picture Taken lol Comments Please

What a cute little creature. I like the third one composition wise. I just wish there wasn't hot spots in the grass. A polarizer may help (to some extent) in these situations.

Seb

[J-Dogg Productions]

yea i gotta buy some filters just have more important things on the list right now lol just bought a car so alot of my moneys gone. i have a panasonic dmc fz-20 ,i love the leica lense i dont see many people with that camera its not to popular but it works good for me, what filter brand do you recommend i dunno if i need multi coated or just regular coated and im pretty sureits 72mm. thx in advance if you get back to me. i thin i may have actually enhansed those bright spots in photoshop when i was fooling around with them ill repost another picture and seee if i can get the hot spots out. Yea Those little bunnies were pretty cute its weird i read that the mother leaves them in the day so preaditors dont find the nest and she comes back at night to feed them i think. so thanks for the comment seb and i hope to get some feedback about the filters

thanks

Jay

[GB1]

Wow, incredibly sharp photos. The photos are somewhat greenish, but not in a bad way (are they digital? This is often how Fuji film looks).

Keep shooting (photographing) the wildlife, seems you have the knack.

Gb

[Seb]

yea i gotta buy some filters just have more important things on the list right now lol just bought a car so alot of my moneys gone. i have a panasonic dmc fz-20 ,i love the leica lense i dont see many people with that camera its not to popular but it works good for me, what filter brand do you recommend i dunno if i need multi coated or just regular coated and im pretty sureits 72mm. thx in advance if you get back to me. i thin i may have actually enhansed those bright spots in photoshop when i was fooling around with them ill repost another picture and seee if i can get the hot spots out. Yea Those little bunnies were pretty cute its weird i read that the mother leaves them in the day so preaditors dont find the nest and she comes back at night to feed them i think. so thanks for the comment seb and i hope to get some feedback about the filters

thanks

Jay

Well, I am not the filter specialist. I don't even own a polarizer myself at that point... lol
I have been using a Cokin polarizer on a cheaper Nikkor kit lense few years ago. It did what it had to do and the quality of the glass was much better than say, a Tiffen filter, but it's not an high end product. I know that Nikon make some polarizers, I never tried one for myself but I can at least say that their clear (NC) filters are of a very high quality. B+W is usually considered as a reference. Multi coated filters are the best, I'd suggest that you go for it if it fits your budget.

regards

Seb

[J-Dogg Productions]

Tnahks GB1 No Their Digital I Messed Around With Them In photoshop I Attached 2 More That Look Better. Seb Thanks For The Advice And The Comment I Have To Look Into It.