I used just a touch of off camera flash to illuminate this Tasmania pademelon coming out of the darkness on a pre-dawn morning on Maria Island, which is just off the east coast of Tasmania. Pademelons are very small macropods (the family that kangaroos and wallabies belong to). Nikon D810 with Nikkor 200-400mm lens (at 260mm) ISO 800, f/8 at 1/160th of a second.
Great ideas. “Pademelon” is so much classier than “short” as an adjective. So like Danny DeVito is a New York Pademelon. Muggsy Bogues is a Charlotte Pademelon. This is going to be the next “cheugy”, I just know it.
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I used just a touch of off camera flash to illuminate this Tasmania pademelon coming out of the darkness on a pre-dawn morning on Maria Island, which is just off the east coast of Tasmania. Pademelons are very small macropods (the family that kangaroos and wallabies belong to). Nikon D810 with Nikkor 200-400mm lens (at 260mm) ISO 800, f/8 at 1/160th of a second.
Great ideas. “Pademelon” is so much classier than “short” as an adjective. So like Danny DeVito is a New York Pademelon. Muggsy Bogues is a Charlotte Pademelon. This is going to be the next “cheugy”, I just know it.
Looks like a linebacker ready for the next scrimmage!
Definitely. I can see that.
Definitely. I can see that.
Love, love, LOVE the lighting! It gives the shot, and subject, such a mysterious air.