Posted by John Gardner on November 5, 2006 at 4:27 PM
Atlantic grey seal taken today at the usual spot. I think there were more photographers there than seals Only got a couple that I'm happy with but I did like this portrait of a juvenile seal. Is it a youngster from last year or an early one from this year that's growing fast? No idea how to age these things.
A very nice portrait John, but being very picky here, I just can't decide whether I would like a touch more room at the bottom, the cut off point, to me anyway, feels a little uncomfortable.
Posted by John Gardner on November 6, 2006 at 6:04 AM
I know what you mean Phil but this seal was in the middle of a group, so there's a seal lying in front of him which became an OOF f/g - you can just see him creeping in in the BLC.
Regards
John
Posted by Tim Munsey on November 6, 2006 at 7:48 AM
What a handsome beast, I might cut a little off the lefthand side and the bottom, nice image though I must make the trek myself one day.
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12 repliesNikon D2x 500mm f/4 AF-S
Phillip.
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John
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David
great shot with beautiful lighting.
John
Aberdeen
Lovely shot
I think Tim's crop would make an already excellent image superb.
Best wishes
Phil
A nice portrait shot, lovely colour and tones. No nits really.
cheers
Sean