Crow - 31mm Limited
Posted 15/06/2008 - 22:57
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You managed to get damned close to use the 31mm.
Nice shot, was it injured or just used to people?
Nice shot, was it injured or just used to people?
Posted 15/06/2008 - 23:03
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Thanks. Not really sure if he was injured, or maybe just a youngster dazed or possibly heat exhaustion but he didn't seem worried by me being there and made no effort at all to fly off!
Got close enough at one point that I was worried that he might peck the lens! So considering it was the 31mm Limited, thought it best to back off!
Got close enough at one point that I was worried that he might peck the lens! So considering it was the 31mm Limited, thought it best to back off!
Posted 15/06/2008 - 23:08
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you did check onyour watch and wallet didn't you? they steal.
Fired many shots. Didn't kill anything.
Posted 16/06/2008 - 00:02
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Good shot! The eye detail's fantastic
Still saving for my 31...
Still saving for my 31...
Joining the Q
Posted 16/06/2008 - 00:14
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I think you could usefully make this rather brighter. Doing so will wash out the ground, but it will bring out detail in the plumage.
It's a fledgling, isn't it? Daniel B will come along in a moment and confirm; or not.
G
It's a fledgling, isn't it? Daniel B will come along in a moment and confirm; or not.
G
Keywords: Charming, polite, and generally agreeable.
Posted 16/06/2008 - 13:18
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Hi George, now that I've viewed it on my PC screen, it does look a lot duller than it did at home. I am confused, so have posted a seperate thread to try and help. Thanks all for the comments guys, they are helpful!
This bird is black after all! On my screen it looks great with a good range of tones on the feathers, especially the back.Hi George, now that I've viewed it on my PC screen, it does look a lot duller than it did at home. I am confused, so have posted a seperate thread to try and help. Thanks all for the comments guys, they are helpful!
I think the only improvement would have been eye contact.
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This little fella was making a racket so wondered how close I could get to him to take a shot, then realised that he might be injured as i got right to within 2 feet!
Was tricky trying to get the exposure right as it was a very sunny day, and I don't normally get much success shooting black animals, but I am quite pleased with this one.
Also, just started shooting in RAW and doing some PP myself, so please let me know what you think!
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