I quite like the first one, but the other two are really only snaps
All kit lens and on-board flash.
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I quite like the first one, but the other two are really only snaps
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As you mentioned the first one works as a "portrait" but the other two aren't really composed as portraits, that fact that in both shots 2 & 3 you don't get to see a full eye of the bunny only partial glimpses, detracts it for me, unlike the first shot where the bunny is studing the camera intently.
Sheepie,
Good to cook with red wine  serve hot!!!!!Birddog114
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Hahahah one of my ex girlfriends had a pet rabbit, and she called it Cassie. her Dad teased her and often said "cassie casserole yum yum" I love the first shot Leon! Geoff
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Hehehehe!Now you told us you have an ex-GF, never known it before Birddog114
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Strange but true mr Birdy, strange but true Geoff
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Leon
#1 is great, the rest are not. You know why. Peter
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I just came across these today, sorry about that, Sheepie. I love all 3, my favourite is the last one. I'm not speaking from a technical point of view, just that the bunny looks very cute. When I show these to my fiancee, she will go ga-gaa.
Doug C.
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