[Rich]

Armed with my Company Harewood Card and the advise from my last set of shots i headed back out to harewood to walk around aimlessly, and maybe take some shots of the penguins again

They are as follows (and should be 800pixels wide and less than 160k if Smugmug did it right )












This ones called "What the Flock are you looking at?"



That bird got attitude


More at my Harewood Gallery at Smugmug. Any comments and/or critique are more than welcome. I tried out the technique of having aperture wide open and let the camera do shutters as suggested to me last time for shooting through cages/bars.
In the main, it worked a treat so thanks for that IanC_UK
Sometimes though, it just meant i couldnt hand hold the camera well enough to cope with shots at the 300mm end, so some were a tiny bit out of focus (nuked mainly).

Thanks for looking.

-Rich

(Edit: Looking at how these got formatted, it has got me thinking about borders. What software do you guys use to do this? I got CS2 etc etc. Was thinking just a clean white border with a drop shadow, cheers).

[CT]

Originally Posted by Rich

(Edit: Looking at how these got formatted, it has got me thinking about borders. What software do you guys use to do this? I got CS2 etc etc. Was thinking just a clean white border with a drop shadow, cheers).

Rich, just do a space (Enter key) between your links to save your pics merging into each other like that .

Nice crisp lens.

[Rich]

Originally Posted by CT

Rich, just do a space (Enter key) between your links to save your pics merging into each other like that .

Nice crisp lens.

(pretends he already knew that *ahem* )

Thanks for the comments and the tip

Looks much tidier now

[Gandhi]

Originally Posted by Rich

(Edit: Looking at how these got formatted, it has got me thinking about borders. What software do you guys use to do this? I got CS2 etc etc. Was thinking just a clean white border with a drop shadow, cheers).

Do a google search for a photoshop script called 'mikes framer'

I think you have to make a small donation but it's only a couple of squid and well worth it!

I'm sure there are others around but that's the one i use (see this thread)

[KenCo1964]

Try This from the tutorial section. Hope that helps.

[Matty]

nice pictures Rich, as CT said, nice sharp lens!