Eastern Chipmunk, by David M
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David M
is an ex-pat Brit now living in Ontario, Canada. David only joined the DPNow forum and galleries in September last year but almost immediately attracted attention with a shot of a black-capped chickadee and it was an instant POTD hit. This time, David has pointed his big old Olympus OM 350mm f/2.8 'legacy' lens at an Eastern Chipmunk. In fact David also used a 1.4x teleconverter. Using an Olympus E-System camera, that stacks up to an equivalent of almost a 1000mm f/4 telephoto. David has captured the chipmunk in an interesting sideways pose and the background is nice de-focused so that the little rodent is not having to compete with other details. Only a blade of grass poking up behind the chipmunk can be classed as an imperfection and could probably be cloned out.
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