It’s been many months since I posted anything, work got in the way last autumn and bought my photography to a halt. Looking back through the UKNP posts the bar seems to continue rising, there have been some truly fine pictures posted.
As usual the Essex marshes are fairly bleak in winter so its back to the barn owls I’m afraid, one day Ill get down to the foreshore and try the gees and waders !.
Techs: 50D,600/4,ISO250,400/5.6, Tripod. Some cloning out of bright spots, 30% of frame used.
When I saw your name, I did think "haven't see you in a while" but I completely emphatise with the comments about work.
Nice image of a barn owl and hopefully we will see more soon.
Very nice shot of a bird I rarely see, let alone had an opportunity to photograph, the lighting from the side really makes it.
Just one comment though, on my monitor I can see some very faint marks/shapes on the right handside. I find these a little distracting. Was there something being cloned out of the original image!
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17 repliesAs usual the Essex marshes are fairly bleak in winter so its back to the barn owls I’m afraid, one day Ill get down to the foreshore and try the gees and waders !.
Techs: 50D,600/4,ISO250,400/5.6, Tripod. Some cloning out of bright spots, 30% of frame used.
C.
Cracking Barn Owl shot with great lighting Bob.
Andy...
Just for me the fact that the eye is left in shadow leaves the bird looking a bit dead.
Major.
C.
and yet another cracker.
Paul
David
Ron
Bob.
Nice image of a barn owl and hopefully we will see more soon.
T
Just one comment though, on my monitor I can see some very faint marks/shapes on the right handside. I find these a little distracting. Was there something being cloned out of the original image!
Heath
Bob.