Haring around

[readingr]

EXIF: f8.0, 1/80, ISO 50, 200mm

Right on the limits of my camera.

Roger

[Freerider Forever]

Your photo definitely has potential. Were you shooting with your lens zoomed all the way in? Cuz it seems like the the whole photo is a bit shaky, but at 1/80, it should be fairly still, unless maybe you shot fully zoomed without a VR lens. Great color, maybe try reshooting with a tripod, or closer. Also it seems there is a water drop on your lens (bottom left bush).

[CLKunst]

I just found the Hare! I could not figure out the title at first but now I see it! Probably the compression of the image for viewing here but it is almost invisible in the shadows. I would try to bring it out just a little more. Perhaps masking it out and lightening it just a smidge? I really had to go searching for him.

[SmartWombat]

Right on the limits of my eyesight !
I want a monitor calibration kit for Christmas - this looks too dark in the shadows.

[readingr]

Thanks to all for looking,

I did warn you it was right on the limits of the camera, This was taken very early morning on a frost and slightly misty morn.

I startled the hare when trying to shoot the sunrise and only just manage to get 3 shots off at F8, did not have time to reset the camera for the hare. They really do move at blinding speeds.
(Freerider) I was panning on full zoom with the hare going at full tilt, surprised there isnt more movement at 1/80. The original shot about 3-4cm cropped off the left and bottom. he must have covered 50-70 meters in about 5 - 6 secs in a big arc.

CL - tried to bring out the hare but PSE doesn't help much here. Will try PSP tomorrow if work gives me some time. I must save up for PS, and some tutorials on how these things work. Most of my work has little done to it.

Roger

[readingr]

Right on the limits of my eyesight !
I want a monitor calibration kit for Christmas - this looks too dark in the shadows.

Sorry Paul, didn't refresh before the last response so didn't include your comment in the reply.

This is very dark because I had already setup for the sunrise and had no time for reseting the camera for the hare. See previous reply, so don't get the calibration kit just for this photo - as if you would:-))

Roger

[readingr]

Well, played around some more and every time I reduce the size the hare almost disappears.

Roger

[CLKunst]

Much Better. For all of the conditions you described, it is, in fact, amazing.