Posted by Alan Bryant on February 20, 2007 at 4:31 PM
Hello
I cropped this one pano.And converted it to B&W.
Again taken at a safari park
20D
EF100-400 IS L
C & C welcome
Thank you for your view
PS.Its more appealing than my other shot anyway
Posted by Richard Tynan on February 20, 2007 at 7:08 PM
I like this image a lot.
I'm not a great fan of B&W nature images, but this suits it very well indeed and the pano format works equally well.
Martyn Colbeck will be after you though
Posted by Andy Astbury on February 21, 2007 at 3:22 AM
Mr. Colbeck sprang to mind as soon as your image loaded in my browser - all you need to do is work the zoom during the exposure and you'll have 'arrived' !!!!!!!!!!!!
Nice image and for me BW works great here as it emphasizes the texture of the hide.
I like this a lot, the fact it is B&W, the texture and tone, the split frame are excellent. I was just wondering about the composition as you have stightly broken the 'standard rules for pano'; namely that all areas of interest should fall on or the middle 3rd (central band) - the eye (just) doesn't adhere to this but to get it to do so you loose the virtual bottom of the ear by a larger margin - unless you have more image to play with?
I do really like this image. What Safari Park was it? I feel like having a go myself.
Posted by Tim Munsey on February 21, 2007 at 8:24 AM
Elephants definately lend themselves to black and white I reckon, this is excellant full of texture and mood.
Tim
Posted by Rob Howard on February 21, 2007 at 9:00 AM
Hi Alan,
Stunning portrait that would look good on any wall
Regards
Rob
Posted by Philip Kirkham on February 21, 2007 at 11:21 AM
Yes, it works for me too. Excellent image.
Best wishes
Phil
Posted by Alan Bryant on February 21, 2007 at 3:05 PM
Discussion
8 repliesI cropped this one pano.And converted it to B&W.
Again taken at a safari park
20D
EF100-400 IS L
C & C welcome
Thank you for your view
PS.Its more appealing than my other shot anyway
I'm not a great fan of B&W nature images, but this suits it very well indeed and the pano format works equally well.
Martyn Colbeck will be after you though
Nice image and for me BW works great here as it emphasizes the texture of the hide.
Nice one Alan
Regards
Andy
I do really like this image. What Safari Park was it? I feel like having a go myself.
Tim
Stunning portrait that would look good on any wall
Regards
Rob
Best wishes
Phil
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