Posted by Andy Shepherd on October 21, 2012 at 1:09 PM
A shot from yesterday morning, Roe Deer family. I was a little unsure about the comp, especially with the lefthand deer being close to the edge of the frame. Because this is just about Full Frame I have very few options, but I think there is just enough head turn from the deer for the comp to work, what do you think?
1/640th @ f8 -2/3rds iso400 ( 97% of FF and a telegraph pole softened )
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Thanks for the feedback on my last post and thanks for looking.
There are more shots on the blog for those interested.
Andy...
Posted by Neil Burton on October 21, 2012 at 1:13 PM
Exactly what I wanted tonight but they waited until 1 hour after sundown... :| This is a great shot Andy.
Posted by Phil Ellard on October 21, 2012 at 1:51 PM
Lovely shot, think the comp is fine, the light makes it
Posted by Nick Mckeown on October 21, 2012 at 3:06 PM
Lovely light Andy but not sure about the comp with both end deer looking in opposing directions. I think if the end deer had more space to look into and it was a pano it would work better, just my humble opinion.
I too believe the comp is made a little bit awkward by the third deer on the left. I think personally I would have concentrated on the other two deer and included more space on the right. Lovely light though and nice to see such deer out in the open for a change.
Andy if all wildlife would do just what you need from them life would be great still recon you have finished with a first class shot.
Keith.
Posted by John Robinson on October 21, 2012 at 5:15 PM
A fine shot but I do feel the one on the left is the problem. If omly it was looking right
But with nateure you take what you can.
Wouls still do me anyway.
Cheers
JR
Posted by David Taylor on October 22, 2012 at 10:28 AM
Fine as it is. The left hand deer adds an incongruous touch, which makes me want to think why is it looking that way while the other two are not, Great stuff.
Lovely light and scene, but I don't like the comp. I'm not sure what I'd do with it either though!
Oscar
Posted by Andy Shepherd on October 25, 2012 at 4:12 AM
Thanks for the feedback guys, though the comp isn't the best it will have to do. I'm pleased with the shot as Roe are so much more difficult to photograph than the Reds and Fallow you find in a park.
Discussion
9 repliesA shot from yesterday morning, Roe Deer family. I was a little unsure about the comp, especially with the lefthand deer being close to the edge of the frame. Because this is just about Full Frame I have very few options, but I think there is just enough head turn from the deer for the comp to work, what do you think?
1/640th @ f8 -2/3rds iso400 ( 97% of FF and a telegraph pole softened )
Please view the large version
Thanks for the feedback on my last post and thanks for looking.
There are more shots on the blog for those interested.
Andy...
Nick.
Keith.
But with nateure you take what you can.
Wouls still do me anyway.
Cheers
JR
Oscar
Thanks for the feedback guys, though the comp isn't the best it will have to do. I'm pleased with the shot as Roe are so much more difficult to photograph than the Reds and Fallow you find in a park.
Andy...