Just one of several hundred that stampeded past us one evening, trying to convince a hidden or imaginary predator that they're not ready for dinner. Quite a sight. Shame the light was coming from the other direction but then you can't always get what you want
Very well caught with a nice composition, the only improvement I can think of would have been a much slower shutter speed to convey a sense of movement, say around 1/125.
Superbly timed... although maybe some credit should be given to the 8frames/sec!
That's a wonderful freezeframe moment, but as you said, its a real shame the light was on the wrong side. The composition is spot on leaving loads of room for that imaginary return to ground. Did you experiment with slower shutter speeds?
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Well caught and a nice compostition!
David
Very well caught with a nice composition, the only improvement I can think of would have been a much slower shutter speed to convey a sense of movement, say around 1/125.
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Rob
Superbly timed... although maybe some credit should be given to the 8frames/sec!
That's a wonderful freezeframe moment, but as you said, its a real shame the light was on the wrong side. The composition is spot on leaving loads of room for that imaginary return to ground.
Rob