Inspired

[Nigel Kibble]

http://www.flickr.com/photos/95117931@N04/9494327711/

[Daniel Cadieux]

Hi Nigel, I see no image. You can refer to the following thread for posting guidelines (and posting from flickr):

http://www.birdphotographers.net/forums/showthread.php/87352-Please-Read-Before-Posting-The-First-Time-and-Then-From-Time-to-Time

Feel free to ask if you need help!

[Nigel Kibble]

http://farm3.staticflickr.com/2841/9494327711_72b3525124_c.jpg (http://www.flickr.com/photos/95117931@N04/9494327711/)

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Camera
Nikon D3100 (http://www.flickr.com/cameras/nikon/d3100/)


Exposure
0.04 sec (1/25)


Aperture
f/10.0


Focal Length
300 mm


ISO Speed
100


Exposure Bias
0 EV


Flash
No Flash


X-Resolution
240 dpi


Y-Resolution
240 dpi


Software
Adobe Photoshop Lightroom 5.0 (Windows)


Date and Time (Modified)
2013:08:12 16:42:04


Exposure Program
Shutter speed priority AE


Date and Time (Original)
2013:08:12 13:45:21


Date and Time (Digitized)
2013:08:12 13:45:21


Max Aperture Value
5.7


Metering Mode
Spot


Light Source
Unknown


User Comment
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[Daniel Cadieux]

Aha, now we see it! More of an out-of-the-box image but I see you also posted it in Eager to Learn...I've moved this one there due to its' bigger posting size. Interesting patterns and nice greens, I also like the wisps of white, are those flying birds?. Some of the blown spots would have been better toned down as they distract a bit. Good to experiment, and glad you are sharing some of the results with us!

[Nigel Kibble]

Thank you for your remarks , the image was a flock of sea gulls lifting off due to they getting spooked by a loud noise

[Jeff Cashdollar]

Nigel...I like the abstract look and feel...I understand why Daniel moved it to OOTB but it is also welcome here. Lets try again in this forum...we love to see unique composition and different looks at life. Most pros never use ISO 100..it is too restrictive and the Nikon can go much higher. The day will come when you need the shutter speed and the higher ISO numbers support additional stops of light...which in turn support faster shutters speeds. Please keep em coming...thanks for posting this image...nice!

[Nigel Kibble]

Thanks Jeff for the encouragement I shall keep expanding my vision and hope to post more as time goes on

[Jeff Cashdollar]

Great... fall is coming what a great time to capture life. It has many cycles as you know....the autumn is special in my opinion...talk soon.

[Daniel Cadieux]

Nigel...I like the abstract look and feel...I understand why Daniel moved it to OOTB but it is also welcome here.

Jeff, I guess I had not explained the move very well...but I had moved it to ETL from Avian:S3:

[John Chardine]

Hi Nigel- I really like blurs and find them very challenging to pull off. I like the abstract feel and the colours. As a concept, blurs are a very personal thing. For me I like the blur to show the subject rather than to be so abstract that the subject is not at all obvious, as here. 1/25s should do that but I wonder if you panned at the same time?

I often have to run my ISO at 50 to do these so I certainly "get" the ISO 100.

[Nigel Kibble]

Thanks John I did pan with the birds as the went passed , I wanted to do something different as i had many shot of the birds so i just put it in shutter priority and went with the flow ,