A few more Red's

[den9112]

A few more red squirrel shots,...i had the day off work yesterday so took the oportunity to make the most of it.
re squirrel a by den9112, on Flickr No1
re squirrel d by den9112, on Flickr No2
re squirrel f by den9112, on Flickr No3
re squirrel c by den9112, on Flickr No4

 

[twist]

Great pics Den, not a fan of the watermark youve incorporated in these, but thats prob just me (I think togs spoil images with names/web address etc.)

 

[shotokan101]

Lovely ([-]un[/-]numbered) set

Jim

 

[den9112]

Hi, i usualy PP in PSE , but on this ocassion i did them in lightroom and it's already on and i was not going to do them all again.....

 

[den9112]

They are numbered Jim

 

[shotokan101]

They are numbered Jim

Apologies - didn't expect it there - in that case I especially like 2 and 4

Jim

 

[Machloop]

not a fan of the watermark youve incorporated in these, but thats prob just me (I think togs spoil images with names/web address etc.)

I agree - more good snaps ruined by 'Joe_BloggsPhotography.com' and it appears that everybody with a camera does it these days.

 

[den9112]

I usualy save photos for the forum via PSE with no watermark,on this ocassion i did them in LR3 so i could upload straight to my website , i don't agree it ruins a photo , and if you check my other uploads it's not something i normaly do on the av forum.

 

[Ian_S]

I agree - more good snaps ruined by 'Joe_BloggsPhotography.com' and it appears that everybody with a camera does it these days.

Slightly OT, but it could because of sites like tumblr that steal photos from flickr and then they get shared round on there as if they were someone else's work... check out some of your refer links on flickr.

 

[Machloop]

Slightly OT, but it could because of sites like tumblr that steal photos from flickr and then they get shared round on there as if they were someone else's work... check out some of your refer links on flickr.

Once a pic is posted on the net anyone can lift it. The OPs squirrel pics are ruined by an advert that can be removed in seconds so why do it ? Photographers must realise that posted pics are fair game for anyone who is prepared to copy them. I have been to two lectures featuring some of my pics but plagiarism is the sincerest form of flattery.