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Hello, I found your stie via twitter and just wanted to say that you have a fantastic collection of wildlife photos. I also enjoy the way you refer to shooting barn owls as 'chasing'. I can sympathise there! None the less you have some great shots. Keep up the good work

simon... your photos are awesome.... a total inspiration to me

great work....well done

www.hawkspix.co.uk

Hi Simon - great chatting to you this morning. Have just had a look at your website and the images are absolutely stunning! Love your style of wildlife photography particularly the way you isolate the subjects.
Regards Trevor Pitcher

Superbe photos,merci.

Hi Simon just been looking at your images and they are a pleasure to view, great set of images, Karen

Simon, your website is fabulous, I have spent a lovely hour looking at the birds, and walking. It's impossible which to say I like best because it is all just stunning. I found your site from UKNP, I occasionally post there but am so much an amateur - it is rare. Many thanks, Kim

Hi Simon, I managed to arrive here from the "Discussions" on the UKNP site. Many thanks for posting the Workflow process of the hare in your blog, a real big help.

A question if I may, you mention correcting the White Balance, can I ask what the WB on your camera is set to, Auto I'm guessing?

May I also aso ask about how you get back from CS3 to your LR programme? Do you just use "Save" and automatically change the file into a .TIFF. Do you then convert this to a JPEG file from within LR?

Apologies for so many questions, but I do learn a hell of a lot from the photographers on UKNP.

Kind regards
Mike

I see you are doing rather well with the old Hare shots. Nice ones.
Major

Hi Simon
How much do you sell your prints for? I did see some at Cley, at the back end of last year

Saw your recent post about photographing tawny owls in Bushy Park. I know it was 7 years ago but can you remember exactly where this was? I live a stones throw from Bushy Park and would love to just see the owls (never mind photograph them). Keep up the interesting blog, I often find I agree with many of your points.

Hi Simon,been looking at your work its GREAT,where did you take your barn owls? I do a lot of wildlife too my website is Jenny Hibbert Photography, have a look. Hope to hear from you, Jenny

Some really super images Simon. Cracking hare images, in some unusual poses (image 13) Spot on!

Scott

hey my names simon litten, im a newzealander now living in australia just started getting into photography stumbled on 2 ur site random same name huh, ur photos are amazing keep up the good work, bye

Hi I live in Norfolk and also taking up photography do you think we related

Clicked on to your site by chance. Congratulations! amazing photos make mine look like childs play!

Hello Simon,
We met last Sunday (15th June ) at How Hill. I'm the swallowtail photographer who moved the butterfly across the path for your photograph.Excellent website.I believe your mystery caterpillar may be a Drinker moth.
Best wishes,
Alan

Love all the photos but when are you going to get a proper job!!!!

Great show here on your website Simon,
Diversified and high level
Congratulations and Greetings,
Bertl Menegoni
Innsbruck Austria
www.InnsbruckNaturfoto.com

In the US there are very few people named "Simon". "Litten" is rarer. My grandfather made up "Litten" on coming to America from Russia before the First World War.

I enjoyed your photos.

When are we going to recieve our tea and scons, you scum bag!!!!

some superb images on this site. well done.