Good colour, detail & capture, just would like to see a bit more of the talens & vole
Steve
Posted by eric weight on October 15, 2008 at 12:23 AM
Fine shot Ian. The only thing you could wish for is a slightly higher viewpoint, but one of those circumstances where there was no choice I would imagine. Chance well taken I'd say. Eric
Posted by Brett Lewis on October 15, 2008 at 5:19 AM
Indeed it looks like you got a good series from this episode.. Nits already covered but I would also add that you might consider pulling out those shadows just a touch. Otherwise another fine image from you. Thanks for sharing.
Brett.
Posted by Chris Jones on October 15, 2008 at 6:09 AM
Great image Ian.
Just trying to visualise the angle you took it from, were you low on the ground or is the bird on a high pole?
Nice posting.
Regards Chris
Posted by Kim Connolly on October 15, 2008 at 10:20 AM
A simply stunning shot Ian. Wonderful detail.
Posted by Matt Cole on October 15, 2008 at 10:23 AM
that's another nice one Ian, well taken.
Matt
Posted by Ian Mason on October 15, 2008 at 2:35 PM
Chris
"were you low on the ground or is the bird on a high pole"
I was hanging out of the car door and the bird was on a pole that was higher than I would have wished.
I did think it looked dark but had difficulty correcting it. I followed a tutorial on curves in a Scott Kelby book - hope this looks better.
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Steve
Brett.
Just trying to visualise the angle you took it from, were you low on the ground or is the bird on a high pole?
Nice posting.
Regards Chris
Matt
"were you low on the ground or is the bird on a high pole"
I was hanging out of the car door and the bird was on a pole that was higher than I would have wished.
I did think it looked dark but had difficulty correcting it. I followed a tutorial on curves in a Scott Kelby book - hope this looks better.
Then I take my hat off to you for the sharpess!
Regards Chris