Processing an image backlog is my main photographic preoccupation currently - this surfaced so I had a play.
The diagonal mask I've included replicates my mind's-eye image of the scene as I recall it from the night I made the image. Very often camera images do not express a scene as it is viewed by the naked eye.
1ds3, 300 mm, 1/12 @ f2.8, ISO 1600, tripod/bean-bag.
Any thoughts welcomed.
Cheers,
Chris
Posted by Craig Jones on August 4, 2009 at 5:54 AM
Urban fox captured perfectly, it's like I'm just closing the bedroom curtains and he looks up, brillant
Very nice Chris. I love this type of voyeuristic image.Great to see work being done that really uses the technology available to us, fast lenses, stabilisation, clean high ISO capture. An image like this, of this quality would have been just a dream only a few years ago. Onwards and upwards....!
Posted by Lewis Thomson on August 5, 2009 at 10:42 AM
Great image, very different and it really does feel like I am there looking out of the window at that moment. Great stuff!
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8 repliesThe diagonal mask I've included replicates my mind's-eye image of the scene as I recall it from the night I made the image. Very often camera images do not express a scene as it is viewed by the naked eye.
1ds3, 300 mm, 1/12 @ f2.8, ISO 1600, tripod/bean-bag.
Any thoughts welcomed.
Cheers,
Chris
Ian
Love everything about it - superb!
David
Great image, very different and it really does feel like I am there looking out of the window at that moment. Great stuff!
Cheers,
Lewis.
Lee