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    Default Monochrome Zebra Portrait

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    I played around with some shallow depth of field recently at Rietvlei Nature Reserve... Unfortunately the 500mm could just go to F4, but happy with the results...

    Canon EOS 7D and 500mm F4 L lens
    Focal length: 500mm
    Exposure time: 1/800
    Aperture: f/4.0
    ISO: 100
    Exposure bias: 1
    Metering Mode: matrix
    Exposure: aperture priority

    Conversion done in Silver Efex Pro...

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    Hi Rudi,
    great shot and the very off center placement of the main area works very good here.

    Very good job in all terms………… well done.

    TFS Andreas

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    Simple but effective and well done here Rudi, with good DOF and contrast on this conv.


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    Hi Rudi

    Comp very unusual, works for me

    DOF very well applied.

    Congrats.

    Andre
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    Superb image Rudi, the eye and those long, long lashes are just pure magic! From very sharp to a soft blur, my eyes love what they see...beautifully processed and presented, congratulations!

    Kind regards,
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    Hi this is really great I like how you composed this and the dof you chose works well. Great job.
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    Nice DOF experiment indeed! Just wondering - the width of the left side is a bit overwhelming for me - how about a 2nd crop - square and/or vertical?

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    Rudy,
    Just perfect. Excellent crop. Perfect focus on where it is needed. Great tones in B&W.
    -Sid

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    This works well, mate. Like it loads. Seen many interpretations of this one but the "wider pano" feel is great here.
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