Activity for User 279 - Brian Magor - groupdd23@gmail.com

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23 Feb 18 Comment Got a Very Highly Commended for this image in our Club Nature Competition, but it was only accepted once in the Grand Canyon Winter Circuit of 3 judgings Feb 28th
23 Feb 18 Comment Both images are well-done - sharp, conveying action and without distracting elements. The ball and the dust gives a sense of action and movement. Great image. How many did you have to take to get good shots. Motor Drive needed here! Feb 28th
23 Feb 18 Comment You were obviously well placed to be able to get the whole float captured without distracting elements. A fun image - well captured. Feb 28th
23 Feb 18 Comment Yes, a food image of the Lioness, but I too would crop out the out of focus lion in order to make a stronger image. Feb 28th
23 Feb 18 Comment The yellow stem, is indeed and integral part of the plant, but I might tone it down to make it less obvious. Nice, sharp image. My wife submitted one of these she took in New Zealand in a US Nature competition and it was disqualified - we never found out why! Feb 28th
23 Feb 18 Comment Mysterious image - well thought out! Feb 28th
23 Feb 18 Comment Great shot - shame about the sky. If you are not going to enter it for a Nature Competition, you could replace the sky.
Could you being more detail out in the wings, I wonder?		 Feb 28th
23 Feb 18 Reply It was a Sigma 50-500mm lens - one that I no longer use as we have changed from canon to Olympus! Feb 16th
23 Feb 18 Reply I think there's someone out of camera range with food! Feb 14th
23 Feb 18 Reply Now you are asking! Biology is not my strong suit. When I was at school in the 1950s you only did Biology if you were no good at Latin - and I had to do Latin

Wikipedia says: Polecat is the common name for mammals in the order Carnivora and subfamily Mustelinae. Polecats do not form a single taxonomic rank; the name is applied to several species broadly similar to European polecats, the only species native to the British Isles.		 Feb 14th
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