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Hi Rachel, I like your comp, together with the similar feeding poses of the two Bison. Good DOF, showing the undulating landscape flowing up towards the snow covered mountain range. I do like how we can see the distant Bison too.
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Hello Rachel ! what a beautiful scene , lovely colors in the bison and that peak looks really electric . What abt a crop from bottom upto that black little thing in the foreground !
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Thanks Stu, Haseeb and Gabriela, much appreciated as always. Haseeb, I thought about a crop similar to what you suggested but prefer the ff image. The bison felt a little tight and this was one where it really was more about the habitat than the bison.
Thanks again,
Rachel
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Hi Rachel, love this scene, so classic of Yellowstone. If there is one thing I'd like to propose is to do a 3-panel vertical shots for this scene so that you can capture the magnificent of the snow capped mountains and the bison. (the pano option of the iphone would work great here too).
On my way back from Mashatu and Mala, will post again soon.
Thanks
Loi
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Hi Rachel, I like the cascading environment as it steps, rolls back. Any reason why you chose Partial metering, was the BKG that much brighter?
TFS
Steve
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Hi Rachel,
very nice image for sure. I like it very much, even with no lifted heads. I might would bring out the trees more in between the forest snow mountains and the no trees mountain. If you get which spot I mean. This is just my thoughts!
Have a great weekend
Ciao Anette
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Thanks Loi, Steve and Anette. Steve - yes, the bg was that much brighter. This was just after dawn and the only place the sun was hitting was on the peak in the bg.
Thanks again,
Rachel
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Nice capture of the animals in their environment. I like the way that the mountains give a sense of scale. Like you say, too bad they didn't give you a look.
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Thanks David, much appreciated.
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Hi Rachel - pleasing tones and composition here (just love layered backgrounds).
In a perfect world, for my tastes, one bison would have worked better than the 2 "merging" ones here, but I still would have taken the shot...
DOF and exposure control perfect here!
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