Finally got him

robbins.photo · Jan 11, 2014

Been trying to get a decent shot of the little guy for a while now, finally got him today:

DSC_3888 by robbins.photo, on Flickr

weepete · Jan 12, 2014

Nice mate, looks like he's playing peek-a-boo with you!

Rick58 · Jan 12, 2014

LOL...Fun shot. How about a tighter crop?

annamaria · Jan 12, 2014

Aw so cute. Like the shot.

robbins.photo · Jan 12, 2014

Rick58 said:
LOL...Fun shot. How about a tighter crop?

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Like the tighter crop Rick - thanks for that. Think i'll do another from the original like that

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steveraw · Jan 12, 2014

Are you serious.
Decent click it is amazing click.
I am so falling in love with wild life photography, must say you are rocking it.

And i would not suggest and corp the branch is adding to the picture.

A camera freak, eager to learn more about the latest cameras

tirediron · Jan 12, 2014

Cousin? Nephew?

LarryLomona · Jan 12, 2014

Very nice shot.

baturn · Jan 12, 2014

Very nice! I like the original crop because it shows a little of the environment, but Rick's version is cool too.

fishing4sanity · Jan 12, 2014

Great shot, you got him and he seems to have gotten you too - looking right at you.

robbins.photo · Jan 12, 2014

tirediron said:
Cousin? Nephew?

Third cousin, twice removed. You can tell he isn't immediate family - he's sober.. lol

robbins.photo · Jan 12, 2014

Thanks for the kind words and the advice folks - I can say without a doubt that being part of TPF has improved my photography skills immeasurably.

AlanKlein · Jan 12, 2014

This is a nice shot that would be better if there was some inter-action between the monkeys or at least if the black monkey was looking at the golden one. The black one doesn't seem to be involved because it's looking out of the frame and is a distraction to the main subject.

Parker219 · Jan 12, 2014

Its a pretty cool shot. If you view the image on Flickr, it looks a little over-sharpened, especially the little guy. The background could use a de-noise pass. In fact maybe start with the original, de-noise, then selective "smart sharpen" the monkeys.