Posted by John Robinson on June 24, 2010 at 11:21 AM
One from Tuesday night 7:40
You can see the problem with the light coming in from the right. Bit of work with levels and brighten tool etc. Not easy to crop either, as I didnt notice the left chick at the time. Wonderful birds to watch at close quarters. Just imagine doing this without flash in the old film days !
All I need now is the male in the group as well ! It'll never happen as they never appear together.
D200
Sigma 100-300 mm
800ISO
80th @f5
Neat image/levels/highlight&shadow.
Cheers
JohnR
Ignore him John.... Someone who hasn't the nerve to post to back up his comments, and just wants to antagonise, I don't think he is worth the effort of even reading his posts....
What a great experience this must have been.... it all looks good to me.
Another very nice picture John, I love to see all those owl! Probably another lucky shot and I agree with David L the lighting isn`t quite right Come on John I am sure that you can do better
Best wishes
Frederic
Discussion
22 repliesYou can see the problem with the light coming in from the right. Bit of work with levels and brighten tool etc. Not easy to crop either, as I didnt notice the left chick at the time. Wonderful birds to watch at close quarters. Just imagine doing this without flash in the old film days !
All I need now is the male in the group as well ! It'll never happen as they never appear together.
D200
Sigma 100-300 mm
800ISO
80th @f5
Neat image/levels/highlight&shadow.
Cheers
JohnR
Brett
Dale
Simon
Fran
David_L who ever you are---
I give up.
An absolute cracking shot if ever there was one.
What a great experience this must have been.... it all looks good to me.
Best wishes
Frederic
Matt
Ta
Original post looks fine to me.
David
Another cracker John.
Phil.
first post looked fine to me and the second looks just as good
David