I am not sure if it is a crazy idea...
crazy idea
I am not sure if it is a crazy idea...
Hi Giovanni, please post your exif data and description of the post processing, if possible.
It looks pretty cool.
Seems to need a bit of CCW rotation.
I'd move the bird a bit more to the left.
Is this a composite? If not, that's a pretty cool bg to capture a bird against.
Giovanni, welcome to OOTB! I agree with Sidharth about moving the pelican to the left. It doesn't appear to be a composite because I see the water droplets from the pelican's feet. There is one dark spot above the treeline (and under the wing on the right side) that I would evict. This is nicely done - could you let us know how you processed it? Thanks - nice work
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Strong image, with a great sense of depth...two good suggestions made regarding placement of the pelican in the frame and a slight CCW rotation. I would also like to hear about your processing approach to the image.
Hi Giovanni, Welcome to OOTB! This is a wonderful capture. I like the sharp water drops and the pose. The B&W conversion looks good.Not sure if I see a faint color tint to it-it could just be my monitor, I have been working on it all day and my eyes are going buggy trying to get the right calibration
Cann 7D
Canon 17/85
f.5,6
iso 1000
1/8000
it is a shoot as I made no change was made..only used Silver efex for bn
It is a full frame...So if I put the birds to more left I must reduce the space under to remain in the right measurement and I think it isn't good.
Or I could use Rober Otool's aptats to make it (but I will change the situation as is in raw file...)
About rotayion it is right but if I will do it :
- I will change the correct position of the bird on the sea
- what I must use in Cs6 to avoid problem ? Tranformer function after a very fine selection ?
Thanks
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