Adrian Lewis

SOMERSET LEVELS 363 – ANIMAL 4

 

 


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Beside the road at Redlake Farm, on Queen’s Sedge Moor – see this link for an earlier image in this series, and much context; there are other images from this little series here 2 3 .

Technique: Z 6 with 70-300 Nikkor lens used in DX (= APS-C) format to give 450mm; 1000 ISO; Lightroom, starting at the Camera Neutral V2 profile; Redlake Farm, Queen’s Sedge Moor, on the Somerset Levels; 24 May 2019.

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13 comments

    • Thank you, Lynn >>> unfortunately I’ve only one more to come in this series >>> but, as you know, I’ll forever be photographing cats!!! 🙂 🙂 🙂

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      • Many farm/feral cats have half an ear missing, its a good thing! It’s because the Cats Protection League have caught them, given them a health check, flea and wormed treated and then neutered, the ear is clipped so the cat can identified, it is then returned to where it was living, to carry on hunting vermin, but without the risk of it breeding exponentially… In return the farms will often take on other farm/feral cats that are homeless for the CPL

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        • Its very interesting to hear that, I’d no idea that that goes on. By coincidence, while I was photographing these farm cats, the farmer’s daughter offered me a new litter of 6 kittens which they didn’t want >>> but even with my great love of cats, I had the feeling that 6 kittens might significantly dent what I laughingly call my lifestyle, so I backed off!!! 🙂

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