Big Horn
by William Bickle
Waterton Park in southern Alberta this Big horn was enjoying the grass and solitude until I surprised him on the trail.
He continued to look at me for several moments before casually wandering away up the mountain side.
taken several years ago and was still using JPG then.
Fuji s5 pro camera, Nikon lens at 280mm,
1/100, iso320, F4, handheld, manual metering ,
your comments and critiques are very much appreciated.
Wild Big Horn, no baiting, no luring.
Bill
Comments
7 commentsIf it the opportunity presented itself again, it would be nice to see the entire left horn, and for the right horn and ear to be in focus. But, the light must have been low.
Over all, well done.
Incredible detail here, my only nit is that both horns are not fully visible
Thanks for the critique!:)
As mentioned taken awhile ago using JPG and I guess some jpg processing has lingered.
The encounter was sudden , unexpected and only had a moment to get this image with partial horns etc.
The files are now lost and I am working from this Image and can not remember if I had more of the horn and whether cropped. I do remember being very close at the time and I felt pleased to get most of him in and important areas within focus. An encounter for me to remember being so very close to this well defined and seasoned character!
Always enjoy reading and getting constructive feedback from many seasoned photographers:)
Thanks
Bill