Posted by David Kjaer on October 27, 2006 at 8:38 AM
Taken last month in Norfolk shortly after high tide - larger version looks better but I'm not a wizard on the computer and unable to set up a link to a larger version so you will have to settle for this one.
Canon 1D MkII + 500f4 iso 200 1/200 at f16 (full width, cropped top and bottom)
I echo the comments above - would be nice to see a large version!
Posted by Philip Kirkham on October 27, 2006 at 10:03 AM
Hello Dave
Yes, I like this too, the pano effect works very well with the line of the horizon and the lines of birds.
I know what you mean about larger versions working better, I have been really disappointed with some of my geese shots when shown on monitors, yet when printed on A2 they really come to life , is it our lack of PS skills or just a sad fact of life?
Best wishes
Phil
Posted by Andy Bright on October 27, 2006 at 10:14 AM
Superb, great sense of scale with these flocks of waders. Yep, a monitor just doesn't do the shot justice.
Posted by John Gardner on October 27, 2006 at 10:16 AM
I like this. I know what you mean about it not having the same impact small, I think our eyes just can't resolve the detail at this size. Like the pano comp and the colours. Would also like to see a segment from the middle so that the photo is just a wall of blue top to bottom with bands of oicks and knot running through if you understand what I'm trying to describe.
Discussion
10 repliesCanon 1D MkII + 500f4 iso 200 1/200 at f16 (full width, cropped top and bottom)
Good work!
Michael S
Yes, I like this too, the pano effect works very well with the line of the horizon and the lines of birds.
I know what you mean about larger versions working better, I have been really disappointed with some of my geese shots when shown on monitors, yet when printed on A2 they really come to life , is it our lack of PS skills or just a sad fact of life?
Best wishes
Phil
Nice one
John
a very nice environmental shot and I like the Pano effect.
John
Aberdeen
Regards
John S
This will look good at a bigger size. It works well with the bands running horizontally.
Rob