Your best animal shots!

[DavidF]

A little something extra under the tree

 

[Northstar]

A little something extra under the tree

Nice...is the dog a gift or just standing for a portrait?

 

[DemiseAngel]

My bichon frise, Rambo

 

[Click]

My bichon frise, Rambo

Cute


Welcome to CR DemiseAngel.

 

[steven kessel]

I thought I'd add one of my own to all of these cute dog photos.

 

[Mr Bean]

Roger the Roo, in my neighbors property (as seen from my veranda).

 

[serendipidy]

My bichon frise, Rambo

Cute


Welcome to CR DemiseAngel.

+1

 

[serendipidy]

I thought I'd add one of my own to all of these cute dog photos.

Does your dog bite? (A line spoken by Peter Sellers in the movie "The Pink Panther Strikes Again")

Source" Wikipedia

Inspector Clouseau: [gesturing to the hotel's dog] Does your dog bite?
German hotelier: No.
[Clouseau bends down to pet the small dog; it attacks and viciously bites him.]
Inspector Clouseau: I thought you said your dog did not bite!
German hotelier: That is not my dog.

 

[mackguyver]

I thought I'd add one of my own to all of these cute dog photos.

Does your dog bite? (A line spoken by Peter Sellers in the movie "The Pink Panther Strikes Again")

Source" Wikipedia

Inspector Clouseau: [gesturing to the hotel's dog] Does your dog bite?
German hotelier: No.
[Clouseau bends down to pet the small dog; it attacks and viciously bites him.]
Inspector Clouseau: I thought you said your dog did not bite!
German hotelier: That is not my dog.

Hilarious! LOL! I haven't seen those movies in forever and had forgotten about that scene.

 

[Eldar]

The local Lion is getting impatient with the service: "I want my food NOW!!"
1DX, Zeiss Otus 55/1.4, ISO2000, f3.5, 1/30s

 

[mackguyver]

Awesome shot, Eldar! Great angle and timing! I'm in for a rainy weekend, so maybe I'll play with my poor-man's Otus (50 f/1.2) and my pair of indoor (yet seemingly feral) cats!

 

[Eldar]

Awesome shot, Eldar! Great angle and timing! I'm in for a rainy weekend, so maybe I'll play with my poor-man's Otus (50 f/1.2) and my pair of indoor (yet seemingly feral) cats!

I had the 50/1.2L and I loved that lens. There are some pixel peeping issues with it, but in general, some of my best shots are made with that lens.

I got confused for a period, where I thought I would be happier with a 35/85 combo, sold my 50/1.2L and got the Sigma 35/1.4 in addition to my 85/1.2L II. And, apart from a recent focus issue with the Sigma, I have been happy with them. But I missed the angle of view you get from the 50mm. And then the Otus came along and I am totally hooked on this lens. It is just phenomenal.

 

[lordcrumb]

Hi all,just joined up and thought I would post a few but I seem to be having problems. I will keep trying. cheers

 

[lordcrumb]

Taken in the wild on Raymond Island Australia, 50d and 70-200 f4L.

 

[lordcrumb]

This was shot in Nth Lincolnshire England with a 550d and 70-200f4L f7.1 320/1 iso250

 

[lordcrumb]

This is Kosmo and he is a gorgeous Boston who belonged to my old housemate. Taken on a 1d m2n and 50mm 1.8 @f2 1/125 iso 3200.

 

[Click]

Taken in the wild on Raymond Island Australia, 50d and 70-200 f4L.

Cute


...Welcome to CR lordcrumb.

 

[CarlTN]

I thought I'd add one of my own to all of these cute dog photos.

That's a coyote, but I agree it's cute.

 

[Harv]

I'll contribute some black bear images .......

These were shot with a 1DIII and 300/2.8L IS. I had to back up to get them in the frame.

 

[Northstar]

I'll contribute some black bear images .......

These were shot with a 1DIII and 300/2.8L IS. I had to back up to get them in the frame.

Love the bears Harv! Where did you find them?