possum feeding

[gus]

Took babe & her friend possum feeding...i know...they are a bit of a pest at times but not to 10 year olds

http://humongous.smugmug.com/photos/5060265-M.jpg

our bridge

http://humongous.smugmug.com/photos/5060244-M.jpg

I swear im getting worse at this

http://humongous.smugmug.com/photos/5060245-M.jpg


Love boats

http://humongous.smugmug.com/photos/5060243-M.jpg

[digismile]

Took babe & her friend possum feeding...i know...they are a bit of a pest at times but not to 10 year olds



our bridge

http://humongous.smugmug.com/photos/5060244-M.jpg

I swear im getting worse at this




Love boats


Hey Dan,
I really like this photo. I like the lines and how the perspective is exaggerated. I was trying to find a star filter to make the lights on the bridge sparkle, but couldn't find (a free) one for Photoshop.

Good Job!
Brad

[gus]

Next camera will have a star filter for sure...

[Andy]

Next camera will have a star filter for sure...



hey 'gus....have you tried stopping all the way down on your lens? that can sometimes produce the desired effect. .... good luck ,

[DewrGleision]

By "stopping down", do you mean a wider aperture or a smaller one? I presume a smaller... Just wondering...

[gus]

Thanks andy...i will go back & do my usual '100 shots' at different settings to see what i can do with it.

[dkapp]

Your rodents look quite a bit different than ours. We have the Opossum which stinks and looks almost bald. It will play dead if you get close enough, and will get to be the size of a cat. Horrible looking creature...can't see anyone wanting to feed one here. Yours have a much more friendly look to them.

Great photos, and post the results from your next outing when you try to get a more dramatic star effect on the lighting.

Dave

[wxwax]

By "stopping down", do you mean a wider aperture or a smaller one? I presume a smaller... Just wondering...

:nod