Posted by Tim Munsey on November 1, 2006 at 6:30 AM
Not sure which model. This was taken at Bempton after a day of attempting candid's of goth's at Whitby, an interesting experience but not my cup of tea, yet.
Light looks to be harsh but a nice sharp flight shot, well exposed.
Posted by Mike Smith on November 1, 2006 at 11:17 AM
Nice sharp study.
From the bill dimensions I would plump for GBB, it looks particularly deep and thick, - I will have a scan of gull books tonight, the flesh colour of lower mandible may be an id feature of 3rd summer/winter plumage - head looks partially streaked rather than pure white of 4th year + adult bird.
Posted by John Swift on November 1, 2006 at 2:36 PM
What are the techs on this Tim? Looks terrifically sharp.
Regards
John S
Posted by Tim Munsey on November 1, 2006 at 2:49 PM
Oops the techs, I'm out of posting practice, they are:
D2X, 300mm F4 AFS, 1/1250th at F/8, ISO 200, high speed crop mode.
Cheers
Tim
Posted by John Gardner on November 1, 2006 at 4:18 PM
Damn! I forgot it was Whitby Goth weekend, but couldn't have gone as I was o/w engaged but would love to see some images if you have a seprate link you can pm me - I'm really into Goth/dark/death and doom metal Anyways, back to nature Nice shot of a a Gothic looking lesser black back (IMHO) but, and this may be down to monitors, would like to see the levels lifted a bit. looks a bit grey in the whites on my monitor.
Regards
John
Posted by Paul Williams on November 1, 2006 at 5:00 PM
The light may be hard on this but it does work well IMHO. Good job of not blowing the whites and holding the shadow detail.
Discussion
9 repliesCheers now
Tim
Light looks to be harsh but a nice sharp flight shot, well exposed.
From the bill dimensions I would plump for GBB, it looks particularly deep and thick, - I will have a scan of gull books tonight, the flesh colour of lower mandible may be an id feature of 3rd summer/winter plumage - head looks partially streaked rather than pure white of 4th year + adult bird.
Regards
John S
D2X, 300mm F4 AFS, 1/1250th at F/8, ISO 200, high speed crop mode.
Cheers
Tim
Regards
John
As said, nice sharp image - no nits from me. Hope your Goth trip wasn't too dark!
Best wishes
Phil