From the hide I booked and shared with Danny.
Obviously the knot where moving and the Plover not.
Dull light forced creative thinking to make the time productive.
600mm/Tpod
F4/800ASA/3rd of sec
Normal PS cropped 2:1 full width
Now thats wierd looking, At first glance it looks like it has been Photoshopped in, Abit like the programmes where 1 person stands still and the rest of the world pases quickly by-very original and cleverly done just very strange on the eyes
Not photoshoped at all, Danny can post a similar one and I think his is at an even slower shutter speed. It does however take a bit of time to understand what is happening and adjust to... I don't think it is commercial, it's just different.
Posted by Rob Howard on October 14, 2007 at 4:20 PM
Hi Tom,
Can see what Dave is saying and also your comment that it takes time to understand. A well thought out shot that is different from anything I have ever seen.
Regards
Rob
Posted by jack chapman on October 14, 2007 at 4:28 PM
interesting, the cold colours really compliment the idea,
i'm suprised the plover stood still enough for it though
Posted by Paul Gibbs on October 14, 2007 at 5:01 PM
Nice, looks a little but PP'd but i know the effect. Nice idea!
Posted by Paul Thomas on October 14, 2007 at 5:54 PM
Very creative. An interesting documentation of the differing habits of the two species.
Paul
Posted by Jeroen Stel on October 15, 2007 at 3:31 AM
What an amazing shot!
Love everything about it and it could even be commercially interesting!
Really like the out of box thinking that has produced a super image....
Posted by Elliott Neep on October 15, 2007 at 3:57 AM
Hi Tom. As with Danny's post, I love this style of shot. To me it says a hell of a lot compared to the standard roost shots. Well thought out and great vision!
Posted by Andy Shepherd on October 15, 2007 at 5:28 AM
In an ideal world, i personally would have liked the plover to have been facing towards me, but life is not always that kind, and obviously this is not a nit {just a personal thing}.
Works nicely though, and a well thought out result from the situation you were presented with
Alan
Posted by Craig Nash on October 15, 2007 at 3:14 PM
I love photos that are out of the ordinary I really like it. Agree it would have been nice to have it looking more in your direction but never the less a really interesting idea.
Discussion
12 repliesFrom the hide I booked and shared with Danny.
Obviously the knot where moving and the Plover not.
Dull light forced creative thinking to make the time productive.
600mm/Tpod
F4/800ASA/3rd of sec
Normal PS cropped 2:1 full width
Can see what Dave is saying and also your comment that it takes time to understand. A well thought out shot that is different from anything I have ever seen.
Regards
Rob
i'm suprised the plover stood still enough for it though
Paul
Love everything about it and it could even be commercially interesting!
Well done!
Greetings,
Jeroen Stel
Really like the out of box thinking that has produced a super image....
A very striking image
Regards
Andy...
In an ideal world, i personally would have liked the plover to have been facing towards me, but life is not always that kind, and obviously this is not a nit {just a personal thing}.
Works nicely though, and a well thought out result from the situation you were presented with
Alan