Wolfs in Snow
Feb 15, 2018 01:33:52 #
Homer60 wrote:
This was the capture before the 2. The closer 1 was the one that I focused on. As you can see his head was turned.
What a lovely shot, Mike ....
Missed that one, before ....
Feb 15, 2018 06:51:37 #
BrentHarder wrote:
Mike, about those missed opportunity shots where the teeth were bared...........you know what Wayne Gretzky (the famous hockey player) said: You miss 100% of the shots you don't take. Of course he was talking about hockey but the same applies to photography!
Brent,
I agree
, there is one I heard from Charles Glatzer about Wild Life photgoraphy, "he who has his eye to the viewfinder wins". To be politically correct, it probably should be they who have their eye to the viewfinder wins.Thanks for the reminder, there is a lot to keep in mind in this world of phiotography.
Mike
Feb 15, 2018 11:08:47 #
BTW ... the word "wolfs" is non-existent. The plural of "wolf" is wolves.
Unless, of course - you are using it in the possessive manner.
In this case - it might be "this wolf's eyes are very expressive" ....
Unless, of course - you are using it in the possessive manner.
In this case - it might be "this wolf's eyes are very expressive" ....
Feb 15, 2018 13:27:18 #
Feb 15, 2018 14:08:53 #
Homer60 wrote:
So I was kindly informed,
Thanks, goes for knives also
Thanks, goes for knives also
I wasn't sure you were, Mike ...
In my earlier post, I used the word "wolves" and so did a few others ...
But, later on in the thread - you still used the word "wolfs" a couple of times ....
So, I thought I'd put this up, and not as a direct response, either - in order not to affront you, and, in the hope - you'd catch it ... Peace, Bro ....
Feb 19, 2018 13:03:39 #
Feb 19, 2018 16:52:35 #
DickC wrote:
Great series of some beautiful animals!!
Lovely expression on that cat's face, Dick ... you sure got that one, huh?
Feb 19, 2018 16:54:29 #
Chris T wrote:
Lovely expression on that cat's face, Dick ... you sure got that one, huh?
That was my first digital photo!
Feb 19, 2018 17:05:15 #
DickC wrote:
That was my first digital photo!
Really, Dick?
Very well done, too ....
I used to have a ginger cat who looked just like that ... brought her back from Montreal with me .... back in 1972 .... (long gone now)
I called her Sinar ... after the 4x5 View Camera I'd always meant to get ...
Nope ... never did ... not a Sinar, anyway ....
Feb 19, 2018 17:47:49 #
Chris T wrote:
Really, Dick?
Very well done, too ....
I used to have a ginger cat who looked just like that ... brought her back from Montreal with me .... back in 1972 .... (long gone now)
I called her Sinar ... after the 4x5 View Camera I'd always meant to get ...
Nope ... never did ... not a Sinar, anyway ....
Very well done, too ....
I used to have a ginger cat who looked just like that ... brought her back from Montreal with me .... back in 1972 .... (long gone now)
I called her Sinar ... after the 4x5 View Camera I'd always meant to get ...
Nope ... never did ... not a Sinar, anyway ....
I opened the box, put in a battery, pointed toward the basement window, curious cat looked at me, click, and now thousands of people all over the world know this cat, I even did a redo a few years ago at the request of several fans of 'Meow', named by my granddaughter, cat is now 11 years old and still sits in that window!!
Feb 19, 2018 17:52:40 #
DickC wrote:
I opened the box, put in a battery, pointed toward the basement window, curious cat looked at me, click, and now thousands of people all over the world know this cat, I even did a redo a few years ago at the request of several fans of 'Meow', named by my granddaughter, cat is now 11 years old and still sits in that window!!
And, now, it's world-famous, eh, Dick?
And I'll bet you STILL don't know its name, huh?
Feb 19, 2018 18:18:14 #
Chris T wrote:
And, now, it's world-famous, eh, Dick?
And I'll bet you STILL don't know its name, huh?
And I'll bet you STILL don't know its name, huh?
Did you READ my post???
Feb 19, 2018 23:19:12 #
DickC wrote:
Did you READ my post???
Oh, I see ....
For some reason - I'd thought a) you were talking about the magazine b) the cat was NOT part of your family - even though your granddaughter gave it a "pet" name!
Feb 22, 2018 09:55:14 #
DickC wrote:
Great series of some beautiful animals!!
Dick,
Thanks for the response, the wolves are beautiful.
Regards,
Mike
Feb 22, 2018 17:29:34 #
Homer60 wrote:
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This is a great set, Mike; clear and well framed.
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