Canon 20D, Canon 100-400mm L I.S. @ 400mm, 1/1000 sec @ f7.1,
Manual metering, Al Servo AF, Raw, iso 200, Gitzo 1548/B1.
Full frame width ways but cropped to pano format from bottom of frame.
Hi,
One from a couple of weeks ago.A couple of dead crabs had been washed up on an old jetty,much to the interest of a small group of turnstones.
All comments always welcome and appreciated.
Posted by Andy Astbury on April 24, 2007 at 4:21 AM
Justin - I really do like this shot, but did you get any of him actually picking at the crab - a bit of action is this super atmosphere would have been spot on.
Maybe a bit of extra canvass and some cloning down the left to bring the birds eye to the frame centerline.
Nonetheless a great image - very nice indeed
Hi Andy,
I did manage to get quite a lot of different images of him actually eating the crab and with beakfulls of food,in fact most of the images from that morning were of him actually eating,this one was from an infrequent moment where he actually stopped for a couple of seconds.
Thanks for looking and for the suggestion
Discussion
14 repliesManual metering, Al Servo AF, Raw, iso 200, Gitzo 1548/B1.
Full frame width ways but cropped to pano format from bottom of frame.
Hi,
One from a couple of weeks ago.A couple of dead crabs had been washed up on an old jetty,much to the interest of a small group of turnstones.
All comments always welcome and appreciated.
Maybe a bit of extra canvass and some cloning down the left to bring the birds eye to the frame centerline.
Nonetheless a great image - very nice indeed
Best Regards
Andy
Brian
I did manage to get quite a lot of different images of him actually eating the crab and with beakfulls of food,in fact most of the images from that morning were of him actually eating,this one was from an infrequent moment where he actually stopped for a couple of seconds.
Thanks for looking and for the suggestion
I like as is. No crits from me.
Pete
Mark
David
John
Aberdeen.