Tigers at Howletts
Posted 16/04/2009 - 22:03
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I like them, only a bit dark but still great.
The second on is my favourite of the two.
I would almost crop away the darker right half in the second photo and for reason of composition also his nose then. I'm now doing it with a piece of paper but you should try it, you get a very powerfull image then because all the focus will lay on his eye.
The second on is my favourite of the two.
I would almost crop away the darker right half in the second photo and for reason of composition also his nose then. I'm now doing it with a piece of paper but you should try it, you get a very powerfull image then because all the focus will lay on his eye.
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Posted 16/04/2009 - 22:20
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i like them both, and i know how bl**dy hard it is to get deent shots through glass or wire,
just keep snapping,
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Posted 16/04/2009 - 22:28
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"the wonderful thing about tiggers".....
majestic animals
majestic animals
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Posted 16/04/2009 - 22:55
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Anvh wrote:
I like them, only a bit dark but still great.
The second on is my favourite of the two.
I agree, the first does benefit from some levels treatment!I like them, only a bit dark but still great.
The second on is my favourite of the two.
Anvh wrote:
I would almost crop away the darker right half in the second photo and for reason of composition also his nose then. I'm now doing it with a piece of paper but you should try it, you get a very powerfull image then because all the focus will lay on his eye.
Nice ides, thanks for the suggestion, is this what you had in mind?I would almost crop away the darker right half in the second photo and for reason of composition also his nose then. I'm now doing it with a piece of paper but you should try it, you get a very powerfull image then because all the focus will lay on his eye.
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Posted 16/04/2009 - 23:36
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the wonderful thing about tiggers
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Bouncings what tiggers do best
The first shot is the best, had the light been better it would have been a cracker. the crop works better on the second shot but sorry to say it still hasn't recued it, looks like Tigger was too close to the fence and you could have done with an f2.8 lens
Posted 16/04/2009 - 23:43
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impotentspider wrote:
Bouncings what tiggers do best
The first shot is the best, had the light been better it would have been a cracker. the crop works better on the second shot but sorry to say it still hasn't recued it, looks like Tigger was too close to the fence and you could have done with an f2.8 lens
This one was pacing and growling!Quote:
the wonderful thing about tiggers
the wonderful thing about tiggers
Bouncings what tiggers do best
The first shot is the best, had the light been better it would have been a cracker. the crop works better on the second shot but sorry to say it still hasn't recued it, looks like Tigger was too close to the fence and you could have done with an f2.8 lens
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