Toffee close up by Mairéad

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11-Jun-2015

Trying out my new lens and Toffee was a willing model as usual,

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Tom LeRoy		20-Jun-2015 12:36
Really a cute close up of your willing model! The lens is really a sweet one for most things, tests quite well too. V

LynnH		13-Jun-2015 01:51
A very pretty portrait of him today! Especially nice with the cottage window behind. V

Johnny JAG		12-Jun-2015 19:22
I'd say the lens passes the test

John Reynolds LRPS		12-Jun-2015 18:57
Great portrait of Toffee. Our cats over the years have generally been less cooperative!

Walter Otto Koenig		12-Jun-2015 17:56
A great result with the new lens. Such a wonderful portrait of your handsome model. "V"

laine		12-Jun-2015 17:16
A super result, Mairéad..Toffee is such a perfect choice to use your lovely new lens on. V

Stephanie		12-Jun-2015 15:08
Toffee is such a great model! Beautiful capture with a fabulous dof Margaret!! VV

pkocinski		12-Jun-2015 12:22
I feel like a munchkin looking out at Toffee :-)

Neal Nye		12-Jun-2015 11:11
Wonderful perspective! Toffee looks big as a house!

Helen Betts		12-Jun-2015 05:00
Toffee seems oblivious to you and the lens and intent on something in the garden. Great capture, and looks like the lens will serve you well. V.

Pieter Bos		12-Jun-2015 04:35
Lovely close-up! ~V

Carl Carbone		12-Jun-2015 01:53
Looks like a keeper! Nice capture.

larose forest photos		11-Jun-2015 23:35
He is so beautiful... a very worthy subject and a nicely shot portrait. V

Jeff Real		11-Jun-2015 23:20
Toffee looks larger than the home...This is really cool ~V~

Alan K		11-Jun-2015 22:50
"As usual" is not my experience with the feline species. "Wait until you're ready to shoot then turn my head or get up or roll over" is. Toffee must be either much more accommodating or expecting a treat. Sooooo, you went for the 12-50... it's a nice little lens based on what I've seen from a couple of other Olympian PBasers who have one, and certainly delivered a clear, sharp result with a nice blur to the background here. Not as fast as the 12-40 but vastly cheaper. (Of course even the 12-40 is pocket money compared to the new 7-14 f/2.8 Pro... sadly that one will have to wait.)

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