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the black fox

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pheasants eye view

18-10-2015, 10:24

a crop of one of yesterdays shots ,same distance as the first pic
the eyes to the right have it by jeff cohen, on Flickr
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18-10-2015, 11:10

Re: pheasants eye view

Very good detail and sharpness.

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#3

18-10-2015, 13:43

Re: pheasants eye view

Some great detail in there Jeff and I love the autumnal colurs in the background

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18-10-2015, 15:45

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don't know why but this seems to be over saturated on here ,we can't win can we LOL
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18-10-2015, 17:30

Re: pheasants eye view

Good detailed close up

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the black fox

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18-10-2015, 17:44

Re: pheasants eye view

i'll try again with a direct upload for comparison,hmmmm weird init
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#7

19-10-2015, 02:00

Re: pheasants eye view

Well done Jeff

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20-10-2015, 03:24

Re: pheasants eye view

Cracking detail Jeff, well done [emoji106]

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