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Looked around and this thread seemed the best place to put this pic.
Spotted this guy trying to dig under my shed.
Told him to stop and this is the look I got. I was wondering at this point if he was going to come at me or away. The badgers we have out west usually aren't very nice.
Cheers,
Aeroman
wow. this is not a cat.
leave this one alone. i am amazed you got this close.
I love your wildlife shots, Redhawk...Right now I just have a point and shoot camera, but am learning. I'd love to be able to capture wildlife the way you do! Your pics are consistently beautfiul...
I love your wildlife shots, Redhawk...Right now I just have a point and shoot camera, but am learning. I'd love to be able to capture wildlife the way you do! Your pics are consistently beautfiul...
Thanks SeeBee for your generous comment. It is possible to get some really fine wildlife shots with a point and shoot camera, I used a Kodak Z740 w/ 10X zoom for several years before moving up to a DSLR camera. What camera are you using?
Thanks SeeBee for your generous comment. It is possible to get some really fine wildlife shots with a point and shoot camera, I used a Kodak Z740 w/ 10X zoom for several years before moving up to a DSLR camera. What camera are you using?
I have a Canon Powershot SD750. Instructions say the zoom can be adjusted from 35-105mm if that mean anything to you. I really didn't care about the video part of the camera, but that's what it comes with. So far, I have some great closeups of the side of my dog's face! There's no holding me back, now!
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Another moose
The badgers we have out west usually aren't very nice.
