Posted by Brett Lewis on December 20, 2008 at 8:57 AM
Going back to the set when I photographed 'Morning Roar' I thought I 'd share another from that collection. "Boy I need to get out and find something else"..!
Anyway, for this I had to remove the head of doe that was entering stage right, but hope it doesn't detract from the image I was trying to get..
Have a good weekend folks..
Brett
Canon 30D
Sigma 50-500mm
F8 @ 1/2000
Tripod
Posted by Andy Shepherd on December 20, 2008 at 10:01 AM
Great looking image Brett, the lighting is beautiful as is the setting, the only very minor nit would be the comp, if it were mine, and I wish it was! I'd take a touch off the righthand side to decentralize the deer.
Andy...
Posted by Brett Lewis on December 20, 2008 at 10:19 AM
Thanks Andy, I was struggling with that one and I do have others in the sequence that do take it away from central. So thanks for mentioning it and I'm glad I have others to fall back on, that said I could do what you suggest even with this one and just take a bit off the RHS.
Kind regards
Posted by Magnus Hird on December 20, 2008 at 2:17 PM
Great silhouette and lovely lighting. Think with the crop mentioned you'll have a fab image
Posted by Tom Smit on December 20, 2008 at 4:05 PM
Hi Bret,
Nice photograph. As said before a crop from the right would be nice. I think I would personally also crop the bottom to just below the legs of the animal. Also the glance of the waterdrops give the picture a little extra.
Posted by Brett Lewis on December 20, 2008 at 5:51 PM
Thanks guys, will take it back to the PS.. and see what I can do with it.. I think it's worth saving.. I appreciate your comments..
Discussion
8 repliesAnyway, for this I had to remove the head of doe that was entering stage right, but hope it doesn't detract from the image I was trying to get..
Have a good weekend folks..
Brett
Canon 30D
Sigma 50-500mm
F8 @ 1/2000
Tripod
Great looking image Brett, the lighting is beautiful as is the setting, the only very minor nit would be the comp, if it were mine, and I wish it was! I'd take a touch off the righthand side to decentralize the deer.
Andy...
Kind regards
Nice photograph. As said before a crop from the right would be nice. I think I would personally also crop the bottom to just below the legs of the animal. Also the glance of the waterdrops give the picture a little extra.
Brett
Matt