I asked her to turn her head just a bit so the catchlight gets centered :bg3:
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Nikon D5, 600mm f/4E + TC-14e III 1.4x, f/5.6, 850mm, f/5.6, 1/4000", ISO 1250, on monopod, processed in C1Pro+PS CC
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I asked her to turn her head just a bit so the catchlight gets centered :bg3:
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Nikon D5, 600mm f/4E + TC-14e III 1.4x, f/5.6, 850mm, f/5.6, 1/4000", ISO 1250, on monopod, processed in C1Pro+PS CC
Like the pose and the catchlight is nice. I could see the crop loosened up some along the bottom and right.
Kambiz, nice head turn and angle, but it looks to be a bit on the "blue" side you might want to warm it up a tad.
-Tim
Hi Kambiz, the image is too small on my screen I'd post larger but it looks sharp and well exposed. I wish the head and far wing had not merged and that the falcon was lower in the sky so we could see the top side against some color. looks like the light was good
TFS
Thanks John... I loosened up the crop a bit in my revised version below.Quote:
Originally Posted by John Mack
Thanks Tim... I didn't see it as being on the blue side first, but I did adjust the WB again, and I feel you were right, as the revised version below looks better on my calibrated NEC PA272W display.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tim Foltz
BTW, long time no see... Do you still stop by Bolsa Chica often? Hope to meet you again soon...
Thanks Arash... I posted a larger revised version below. Hope it looks better on your display. Agreed on the head and the wing merging, and for her to be a bit too high in the sky. It is unfortunate that these guys don't always cooperate with us photographers :) As for the light, yes, surprisingly sunny morning unlike most days when we still had June gloom in late July!Quote:
Originally Posted by arash_hazeghi
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