What a fine nature shot. That fail is definitely a work of art. Not until you see macro close ups of these little guys do you see just how beautiful they are. The capture turned out so well in black and white. You are so good at this. genie
Great shot ........ my pastures are full of ground squirrel holes, wish I had tree squirrels instead ... oh yeah, I would need trees for them, guess that's why I am overrun with ground squirrels.
Nice shot! Love it in b&w, something I've not quite mastered ... when it would look good and when it wouldn't. To think there was a time that was all we had! I have a whole new appreciation for Ansel Adams.
do you find that b&w tend to be faulty tho? i mean, the real b&w film use to make the photo interesting. now digital b&w are blurry where they shouldn't be, ya know?
Have to ask, Brian--have you read "Shades of Gray" or just having a little fun with the current craze? The latter I suspect. :-) Regardless, an apt post title. And love how you've captured the texture of his fur.
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Beautiful shot!
He posed so nicely for you! Very nice in shades of gray!
Beautiful shot this :0)
What a fine nature shot. That fail is definitely a work of art. Not until you see macro close ups of these little guys do you see just how beautiful they are. The capture turned out so well in black and white. You are so good at this. genie
he's beautiful brian, they really are. it's a shame they are such a nussance.
sitting so quietly, he must have thought you had peanuts!!
Squirrels are beautiful, even though annoying. Nice.
Oh those squirrels!
Cute little feller! :)
I like them when they're not at my feeders. ;-)
Beautiful photo. I love all the detail.
oh, so dang cute! perfect tail. perfect pose. love the bright, shiny eye you caught and that little face!
I love all the detail in that tail.
I had a pet squirrel when I was a kid.
Awesome shot of the gray squirrel.
This looks fantastic in shades of black and white. B
Great shot ........ my pastures are full of ground squirrel holes, wish I had tree squirrels instead ... oh yeah, I would need trees for them, guess that's why I am overrun with ground squirrels.
Niiice shot & looks awesome in b&w! =)
This works really well for black and white. Love the title. He posed in such a way that you didn't have to worry about a modesty patch. lol
What a great shot. It works really well.
He looks so dignified sitting there. Great shot!
Nice shot! Love it in b&w, something I've not quite mastered ... when it would look good and when it wouldn't. To think there was a time that was all we had! I have a whole new appreciation for Ansel Adams.
Love this photo and the shades of grey. Great shot!
do you find that b&w tend to be faulty tho? i mean, the real b&w film use to make the photo interesting. now digital b&w are blurry where they shouldn't be, ya know?
i love your subject matter?
perhaps I am tired of b&w?
love the textures....great photo
Great capture, love that pose! The black & white works perfectly for this photo!
What a marvelous B&W, Brian! You can see every strand of fur! Beautiful!
Nice to see your version of "Shades of Gray." :) enJOYed
Great! Very nice in black/white. You dont think that that colour can be so beutiful, but it is!
Cute little critter, beautifully photographed!
This is a truly beautiful photo, and your title made me giggle.
Awwww...what a sweet little fellow.
Have to ask, Brian--have you read "Shades of Gray" or just having a little fun with the current craze? The latter I suspect. :-) Regardless, an apt post title. And love how you've captured the texture of his fur.
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