Keith Parris
October 2026 - Ring Tailed Lemur
About the Image(s)
At the Caldwell Zoo in Tyler, Texas
Photograph made on 05 May 2026 with Ventures from Marvin Methodist Church in Tyler, Texas. https://www.marvin.church/senior-adults
Camera: Nikon Z7
Lens: Nikkor 24-200 mm f/4-6.3
Focal length: 190 mm
ISO: 800
Aperture: f/13
Shutter speed: 1/125 second
5 comments posted
Keith - the Ring Tail Lemur is a beautiful animal. It's great that you captured him/her with some type of motion. If I look closely around the Lemur there is some pixelation or lack of blurring. I'm also wondering if you captured the Lemur in harsh light due to some of his/her fur is smooth or washed out. It's good to know that Tyler Texas has a zoo. I may go visit it one of these days. Posted: 10/01/2026 17:35:13
This looked great until I went to the leg on the right with no detail Posted: 10/01/2026 17:58:18
The "Y" shaped branch makaes a nice frame for the animal. Parts of the animal have a posterization look. Was there white fur that you tried to burn in? Posted: 10/01/2026 21:09:55
Very nice image Keith. Cropped perfectly and it has a good non distracting background. Agree with Charles that the Y branch is a nice frame. Possibly needs a little work on some of the fur but all in all a nice image. Posted: 10/03/2026 22:30:36
Keith,
A nice capture of a ring-tailed lemur. I really like the two Y-shaped branches framing the lemur. I wondered if a tighter crop might help draw even more attention to the subject. I tried cropping out some of the other vertical posts, which gave the lemur a stronger presence within the frame.
Thanks for sharing.
Tom Posted: 10/07/2026 21:39:50
A nice capture of a ring-tailed lemur. I really like the two Y-shaped branches framing the lemur. I wondered if a tighter crop might help draw even more attention to the subject. I tried cropping out some of the other vertical posts, which gave the lemur a stronger presence within the frame.
Thanks for sharing.
Tom Posted: 10/07/2026 21:39:50