Comment posted by Morkel Erasmus on October 17, 2011 at 5:29 PM
I love the action and low angle you captured here, Ron...and most of all I like the space you left around them. For me the centered comp works well because of the space.
Might just do some noise reduction on the BG...
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Comment posted by Richard Teller on October 17, 2011 at 9:25 PM
Nice comp, dof and color. It would have been nice if both animals were facing the camera.
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Comment posted by Brad Hill on October 18, 2011 at 8:47 AM
Hi Ron,
Hard to imagine a "cleaner" shot - the hares stand out extremely well in this uniform environment. Good choice of shooting angle and you've captured the action well. On the personal preference front - I'm not a huge fan of 3 distinct bands of focus (OOF foreground, a focused band, and then an OOF background) that stretch entirely across the frame - to me they say "telephoto" so loudly that they get in the way of my enjoyment of the image. But...I know others disagree and like this look (and it's certainly hard to avoid in low-level shots)...so take this comment for what it's worth (possibly not too much!).
Cheers...
Brad
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Comment posted by Ron McCombe on October 18, 2011 at 8:53 AM
HI Guys
Thanks for the comments, they are all very much appreciated
Ron
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4 commentsMight just do some noise reduction on the BG...
Hard to imagine a "cleaner" shot - the hares stand out extremely well in this uniform environment. Good choice of shooting angle and you've captured the action well. On the personal preference front - I'm not a huge fan of 3 distinct bands of focus (OOF foreground, a focused band, and then an OOF background) that stretch entirely across the frame - to me they say "telephoto" so loudly that they get in the way of my enjoyment of the image. But...I know others disagree and like this look (and it's certainly hard to avoid in low-level shots)...so take this comment for what it's worth (possibly not too much!).
Cheers...
Brad
Thanks for the comments, they are all very much appreciated
Ron