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Published: 2010-02-10 18:08:13 +0000 UTC; Views: 20152; Favourites: 1249; Downloads: 480
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Running hare in a maize fieldRelated content
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I love the mix of blues and green in this, it really helps draw the focus to the hare
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You have captured one of the most elusive animals I have ever seen on film and you got it dead centre. You win all the Internets I have.
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are you freaking kidding me i photograph SEATTED bunnies alot rarely score a decent clear on HOW the hell did you do that
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The detail in this picture is fantastic.
well caught <3
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Wow, the focus on this is just outstanding!! O_O
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It seems like the picture is alive and in few second the hare will jump into my room! *.*
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GAH
This picture is so beautiful!
Makes me really really miss my bunny.
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It's so cute!
And it's amazing shot for such a tricky creature to catch on film! ^^
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Phew, such a clear shot! Not one bit of blur, and even the grass/maize is in clear focus! How long did it take you to get this shot?
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Really nice shot, I love the intensity in the hare's eye! it's so crisp, too. The fuzzy background looks nice against the crisp rabbit. Congrats on DD!
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Wow! Besides the obvious amount of skill, this must have taken very good luck or a very good amount of patience or possibly both, it's just right, the focus, the framing, the action and the peaceful colours!
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It's always about the skill combined with a loooooot of patience, hours of waiting and trying to catch this exact short moment. :]
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How did you do that?! It's astonishing!
Nothing to add here. But I'd remove one thing - a piece of dust from your sensor/lens. The spot is visible in front of this cute creature and distracts a little bit.
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I think it may just be something in the foreground being very out of focus..
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