Hello again Janice

A very nice sharp photograph with brilliant colour. Thanks for sharing.

Regards

John P

George, I agree with the comment made by "des-irvine". The nose or more of the face would have identified the subject better.

The picture itself is very good for detail & colour considering the manner in which it was taken.

Nevertheless, I like the way you are presenting your pictures with emphasis on closeness.

Hello George.
A ripper of a picture when you consider that it was taken through glass. I can never get the animals to pose like this when I go to Taronga, I'll have to keep looking at your pictures.

Keep posting and thanks for sharing.

Regards

John P

Hi Pam
Super picture under trying conditions (but you would not know). You seem to have an ability to have nature communicate with you for excellent poses. Keep them coming.

Regards

John P
(PS unfortunately not going to make it to NZ this year. You will have to take some winter pictures for me)

Nice opportunistic capture. The expressions (to call it that)on both faces clearly support the name you have given the picture.

Thanks for sharing.

John P

Hello Giordano,

What camera did you use for this picture (please email response). You have captured very well a subject that is not always easy. Thanks for sharing.

Regards

John P

Hello Claudia

You have produced a suberb photograph from something that we all take for granted and generally ignore. Focus, composition and lighting are extremely good.

Well done and thanks for sharing.

Regards

John P

Hello Janice,

Still setting standards us meer mortals strive to achieve.
Wonderful picture, sharp and with an interesting POV.

Thanks for sharing.

Regards

John P

Hello Pam

Superb picture - absolutely perfect in all respects. I'm going to have to get a Canon 20D and some L series lens.
Best wishes

John P

Good capture. Where were you when the picture was taken? Would it have been in the Royal Botanical Gardens where you can normally see numerous numbers of these creatures in the trees?

Regards

John P