"...No more pie / (Big fat squirrel)"

[yummifruitbat]

A couple from the park this lunchtime...

As usual, comments/criticism welcome!

 

[icondigital]

nice close ups yummi! :sun:

jef

 

[woodsac]

Nice. I like how he's framed in the foilage in #1.

 

[Alexandra]

Awesome, you definately beat me at squirrel shots!
Wow, seriously i love theese! and so sharp!
:thumbup: :thumbup: :thumbup:

 

[terri33 4]

I always enjoy these critter shots when they're so nicely focused and exposed. :thumbup: Very well done.

Such a cute little guy, isn't he?

 

[yummifruitbat]

Such a cute little guy, isn't he?

Cute but feisty - he was almost too busy fighting with the pigeons to find time for these...

Oh and btw, if anyone was wondering but afraid to ask, the title's from here:

http://www.weebl.jolt.co.uk/niiiiiccce.htm

 

[mincel]

Great shots, this cute little thing seems preparing for a difficult winter.

 

[duncanp]

great sharpness and detail in the squirrel's eye.

 

[doenoe]

awesome pics............wish we had squirrels here, but we dont. So no squirrel shots for me. Ah well, cant compete with these pics anyways

 

[Holly]

I LOVE these photos!! I always try to get pictures of squirrels, but no luck for me.. I need more lenses to get closer in.. These are just amazing!

 

[Lol999]

Brilliantly sharp. What lens did you use? Where i live the squirrels are all timid and run a mile at the sight of humans.

 

[yummifruitbat]

Poor student that I am, I haven't got a DSLR - all my photos are taken with an Olympus C-750UZ. It's got a 6.3 mm - 63 mm telephoto lens as standard, which I think equates to 38-380mm in 35mm terms (although I may be talking rubbish, please correct me ). These were taken handheld at 44.7 and 63 mm respectively, so if I'm working these out right that's 270 mm and 380 mm equivalent.

Thanks for all your lovely comments guys