John Rowell
01-23-2016, 12:06 PM
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This Roseate Spoonbill was very tame and worked around me for quite a while last winter. I like the calm water providing such a simple backdrop for this image, but couldn't decide about leaving the reflection in or going for a tighter crop. I left it in, will be interested to hear what others think.
D4, 600 mm on tripod, 1/1,250 sec, f7.1, iso 640. The tail was right up against the right side, so added some canvas there, selective detail extractor and tonal contrast to the highlights, lightened the eye area, and cloned out some gunk in the water.
Thanks for looking, all comments appreciated.
This Roseate Spoonbill was very tame and worked around me for quite a while last winter. I like the calm water providing such a simple backdrop for this image, but couldn't decide about leaving the reflection in or going for a tighter crop. I left it in, will be interested to hear what others think.
D4, 600 mm on tripod, 1/1,250 sec, f7.1, iso 640. The tail was right up against the right side, so added some canvas there, selective detail extractor and tonal contrast to the highlights, lightened the eye area, and cloned out some gunk in the water.
Thanks for looking, all comments appreciated.