Fulmar
Hand held Canon 1DX Canon 100-400L 11, ISO 400, Manual mode 1/2000 sec f5.6.
The sun was shining brightly over the cliff top, I was on the edge and this fulmar was cruising up and down just below the cliff top. As it flew by I modified the exposure and in the end the compensation was 0, leaving the bird slightly hot but I knew I could recover that in processing.
I suppose it's a "marmite" shot, all comments welcome.
Sort of shot that I like Jonathan, wish I could do them to this standard.
Keith.
Hi Jon works well as presented , good job in getting the shot . I would just drop the blues.
Well done !!
TFS Andreas
Hi Jon, I like what you have done here, and the Fulmar stands out nicely against the darker BG.
Nice image, Jon, of a bird I have not seen before. Thank you for sharing.
Joe Przybyla
"Sometimes I do get to places just as God is ready to have somebody click the shutter"... Ansel Adams
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I like this. Good thinking to get the exposure you got.Well done
Will
Oh yes, this works for me too -nice work, Jonathan!
I like the framing and presentation in general, the dark BG is very dramatic and this eye-level view of this Fulmar in flight is superb. Bird is nice and sharp, good IQ.
I agree with Andreas above on dropping the blues, otherwise a stunning shot (not marmite to me, LOL) I absolutely love this!
Warmest regards,
Gabriela Plesea
Excellent work Jonathan. I really love these dark BGs, such an artistic kind of feel to images like this.
Great pose and sharp as nails.
Well done mate!
nice image Jonathan,love the dark BG,TFS.
Very nice! Sharp and artistic. Exposure well handled in my opinion. The totally black background adds mystery to the image.
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