rtwildlife

Great portrait!

Beautiful eye.

Strong image.

Great picture,

Those old cars are beautiful

Thanks for showing!

Nice,

The eyes tell everything you need to know

Regards,

Beautiful picture,

But do not know what that fly is doing there...

regards,

Dear mr Kennedy,

To answer your question,

My goal for this portrait was to get a very sharp focus on the eyes.

I always shoot manual, this to challenge myself, and to have complete control.

The whole cat in focus is easily achieved, by taking a step back, and add an F-stop to the exposure, but that was not my intention.

This would result in a very ordinary photograph of a (nice) cat.

For me this portrait was ok, because the picture draws attention to the eyes, and the sun enlightens the earshells, exactly as I hoped it would do.

Thanks for commends,

Regards,

This is one from a large series

of young bunnies taking their

first steps in this world.......

This one was well hidden between some leaves.

I think it's some sort of Robberfly

Regards,

What's your opinion on this one?

Thanks,

Taken at my Sister's wedding

Excellent menu

What are your thoughts?

Hi,

Very well done! Nice tone. I like the picture very much, except.... the title!

It is not a grasshopper at all!

Regards,

Hi,

Is it a bee?

Could be a Bombylius major (don't know the English name). These are sheeplike flies, hovering around flowers, sucking honey with their long snout. Typically the humming is very high pitched.

Beautiful capture.

Bob

Hi there,

Don't see the "shade on the wings"

This is a Coreus marginatus, a hemiptera species. These species have hard wingparts and soft parts. Guess the meant "shade" are the soft parts of the wings.

Nice picture. Nice color.

Thanks,

Dendrocopos major

A common woodpecker in Western Europe

What do you think of this little bird?

Thanks,

Beautiful picture

The two spots on the right are fish also?

Like the sunbeams on his head and trunk.

Regards,

Same cat as posted earlier in B&W

What's your opinion?

Thanks,