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Just had a look at Willy Womat's insane looking Junee Goat


It reminded me a couple of images from my parents property in NSW - I grabbed while playing around with the 80-400VR and monopod.

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I'm not completely satisfied with the composition of #2.

C&C welcome.

These are terrific portraits, eyes seem as though they could have been a smidge higher in the frame (crop a smidge off the top?), not sure on croppinp off the bottom of the collar(necklace? ), good eye detail, terrific use of DOF, might try a subtle de-sat on the red tag?

Terrific animal portraits here Daniel.
cheers
marco

I see you like a bit of goat voyeurism.

Great photos.

These are great,if nothing else I got a giggle out of the heading.

now any space goat pics???


MATT

I wasn't sure by the title what these would be like but I was pleasently surprised by the shots, #1 is strongest for me but they are both good looking goats

Well done Daniel. These ones are a lot more marketable than my goaty effort.

Very nice Love the colours and crispness. Stock photo gallery worth.

Nice shots Daniel - Heidi is better looking than Millie.

And Matt. It's spaaaaaaaace goat

Peter, I think Millie is by far the better looking goat
Great portraits.

padey wrote:I see you like a bit of goat voyeurism.

Don't we all....

Top shots. They'll take some .... bleating.

(Sorry)

Thanks for the feedback everyone

The 80-400 is just built for stuff like this - f/5+ is great.

Manta... I think it's near impossible to escape a DSLRusers thread these days with out a collection of puns that would make News Ltd proud

daniel_r wrote:Thanks for the feedback everyone

The 80-400 is just built for stuff like this - f/5+ is great.

Manta... I think it's near impossible to escape a DSLRusers thread these days with out a collection of puns that would make News Ltd proud

I'm still getting over the egg thing. My therapy continues.