Eastern Cottontail - Canon 7D Mark II
There are a number of Eastern Cottontails that have taken up residence on our property. The rabbits mostly are harmless with the exception of the early-summer vegetable garden, which we have fenced off this Spring. The bunnies also attract the hawks and owls periodically, who do a decent job of keeping the bunny population in control.
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I think we need to draw the blinds. The chipmunk is doing his best Monty Burns impersonation!
Photographed with the Canon 7D Mark II and the Canon EF 135mm F/2L lens.
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Photographed with the Canon 7D Mark II and the Canon EF135MM F/2L lens, the back yard chipmunk poses for another photo.
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While working to photograph a few birds in the back yard, this little guy slinked his way into the frame. I had the Canon 135MM F/2.0L lens on the camera to capture images with that shallow depth of field and creamy bokeh, so I immediately thought there would be no way of getting a descent close-up image. So I waited. And waited. Eventually he went for the bird seed while I was kneeling just five feet away, which gave me a great opportunity to take the above images with the Canon 7D Mark II.
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A llama takes a rest at the Hoptinkton Fair. Photographed with the Fuji X100s.
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Here are few of the Gray Squirrels I've kept well-fed throughout the Winter. They really enjoy the nuts and black sunflower seeds I put out for the birds.
The color images are slightly edited in Adobe Lightroom, while the black and white image is post-process in Nik Software's Silver Efex Pro II.
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