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Canon EOS 1D MKII, 600mm non IS, 1.4x conv, G1548, G1321, Wimberley head, f8, 1/125, ISO 320, RAW, RSE, CS2.
Hi All,
Going through my images of the Owl's and I'm not sure about this one . Firstly; the wing position, looks a bit awkward to me, and the white's on the wings are blown, so tried converting to black and white, does this work?
Really looking for feedback as to whether I should bag it or bin it.
All comments welcome
Regards
Rob
Posted by Chris Lloyd on June 16, 2007 at 10:19 AM
Hi Rob,
I generally like the idea because the B & W conversion has made the owl abit ghosty and emphasises its night time habits IMO. However you mentioned my main nit which is the highlights on the wings but the postioning I feel is okay.
HTH
Regards Chris.
Posted by Paula Graham on June 16, 2007 at 4:43 PM
If the whites were not so blown I would like the shot a lot: unusal and fitting the subject very well.
Posted by John Chapman on June 16, 2007 at 4:46 PM
Hi Rob am afraid it doesn't work for me and on my monitor it looks soft.
John
Aberdeen
Discussion
4 repliesHi All,
Going through my images of the Owl's and I'm not sure about this one
Really looking for feedback as to whether I should bag it or bin it.
All comments welcome
Regards
Rob
I generally like the idea because the B & W conversion has made the owl abit ghosty and emphasises its night time habits IMO. However you mentioned my main nit which is the highlights on the wings but the postioning I feel is okay.
HTH
Regards Chris.
John
Aberdeen
Bin it!