An image from a card that I had sort of mislaid, when away I download cards to a netbook and duplicate to external HD's, this card I had not noticed went into the root so was un-noticed when I imported all the named folders into Lightroom... lesson learned...
All the best
Phil
Posted by Neil Burton on October 9, 2012 at 2:24 AM
Know the feeling on not copying, but nice suprises make up for it :) This is one hell of a suprise. Excellent.
Really like the incline/slope, adds some nice interest to the comp and good placement of the subject within frame. Excellent DOF, although I feel it perhaps looks a bit vibrant, but that's down I guess to being an RGB file? Perhaps a slight drop in the RH slider in Levels to around 220 might just lift things, but personal choice.
Hi Phil.
Pleased you found it,it really is a great shot.
Keith.
Posted by David Sewell on October 9, 2012 at 6:06 AM
I really like this, Phil. The slope and the angle on the fox really lift this out of the ordinary. Great work, and I am glad it has not done the digital equivalent of sliding down the back of the settee!
Discussion
8 replies7D, 300/2.8, tripod-gimbal.
ISO160, 1/800 @ f6.3.
Raw, Lightroom4.2.
Hi,
A change from Red Deer....
An image from a card that I had sort of mislaid, when away I download cards to a netbook and duplicate to external HD's, this card I had not noticed went into the root so was un-noticed when I imported all the named folders into Lightroom... lesson learned...
All the best
Phil
Really like the incline/slope, adds some nice interest to the comp and good placement of the subject within frame. Excellent DOF, although I feel it perhaps looks a bit vibrant, but that's down I guess to being an RGB file? Perhaps a slight drop in the RH slider in Levels to around 220 might just lift things, but personal choice.
TFS
Steve
Pleased you found it,it really is a great shot.
Keith.
David
JR