Posted by John Chapman on January 18, 2007 at 4:44 PM
Hi All
picture taken with a Nikon F5 Slide film 500mm lens. Taken 1 hour before midnight. Used Nikon scanner. full Frame. All comments welcome.
John
Aberdeen.
Posted by Mark sellings on January 19, 2007 at 5:07 AM
Hi John,
1 hr b4 midnight!! Takes 'late evening' light to a new level...
looks a bit soft on my laptop, but nice colours and pose - maybe a bit more space round things for me,
Mark
Posted by Philip Kirkham on January 19, 2007 at 10:54 AM
Hello John
A nice Turnstone image, and quite an unusual time to take it!
On my monitor, the image seems to be very much on the warm side. I'm not sure if that is deliberate or not, but hope you don't mind my putting what appears to be a corrected image here. Please let me know what you think, if you don't approve I will delete it immediately.
Best wishes
Phil
For me, the warm light is what makes this image more interesting than the standard Turnstone portrait. Therefore, I must say I prefer the original to Phil`s re-post!
Posted by John Chapman on January 19, 2007 at 12:54 PM
Hi guys thanks for your comments. Phil the lighting conditions that I photographed the bird was the first posting. Your posting is a lot sharper so just leave it in.I do not mind anybody trying to improve my pictures
John
Discussion
4 repliespicture taken with a Nikon F5 Slide film 500mm lens. Taken 1 hour before midnight. Used Nikon scanner. full Frame. All comments welcome.
John
Aberdeen.
1 hr b4 midnight!!
looks a bit soft on my laptop, but nice colours and pose - maybe a bit more space round things for me,
Mark
A nice Turnstone image, and quite an unusual time to take it!
On my monitor, the image seems to be very much on the warm side. I'm not sure if that is deliberate or not, but hope you don't mind my putting what appears to be a corrected image here. Please let me know what you think, if you don't approve I will delete it immediately.
Best wishes
Phil
John