Day at the zoo

[TipTop]

Taken with d7000 and sigma 150-500 lens

1 not sure what type of monkey
2 cheetah
3 otter my favourite animal, I could watch them for hours
4 red panda
5 giraffe

 

[IzzieK]

You've got good clear shots there...
#1 I like the poses of the three ???
#2 looks vicious enough
#3 I love this one very much
#4 whatever it is
#5 nice

I wish if you are going to upload several shots like this, you would number them so it is easier to remember which one to comment on and which one to critique. Also another suggestion is to put a bit of title on each shot so dummy old folks like me who had never seen or seen but not remember be able to know what I am looking at.

 

[DarkShadow]

All nice shots.Sharp & nice color.

 

[sscarmack]

Number two is a cheetah right???


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[TipTop]

Thanks all

Izzie ty and i will try and number. Not quite sure how it will work as I use the app and dont see the photos first. I will try and update this post with an edit to see how that works

 

[robbins.photo]

They are all very good shots - not sure if you applied vignetting to the Giraffe picture but it looks like it has been applied and is just a tad bit heavy for my tastes, in general if you use vignetting I've found that it's best to make it as subtle as possible. But a really great set here, particularly like the otter picture - those guys are wicked fast and they move very unpredictably so it's usually hard to get a decent shot of them. Other than the vignetting I also really like the giraffe shot, in my experience they can be incredibly difficult to frame.

 

[Braineack]

You need to watch your shutter speed. A lot of these are very soft, contrary to other posters here...

I was about to bow before you for the cheetah cub shot, but the blurred image made me very sad panda.

 

[TipTop]

They are all very good shots - not sure if you applied vignetting to the Giraffe picture but it looks like it has been applied and is just a tad bit heavy for my tastes, in general if you use vignetting I've found that it's best to make it as subtle as possible. But a really great set here, particularly like the otter picture - those guys are wicked fast and they move very unpredictably so it's usually hard to get a decent shot of them. Other than the vignetting I also really like the giraffe shot, in my experience they can be incredibly difficult to frame.

Ty, vignetting is one of those things like marmite you love or hate have to say I am a liker but very much value your opinion.

 

[TipTop]

You need to watch your shutter speed. A lot of these are very soft, contrary to other posters here... I was about to bow before you for the cheetah cub shot, but the blurred image made me very sad panda.

I don't want to make you a sad panda lol. Not quite sure i understand what you mean about the shutter speed though.