I was on my way home from a charity for Breast Cancer that I work on every year and I made several stops at the local wildlife refuges, here is a shot from my way home.
Camera Canon EOS-1D Mark III
Exposure Time 0.0166s (1/60)
Aperture f/6.3
ISO 400
Focal Length 400mm (520mm in 35mm)
Flash flash fired, compulsory flash mode
Exposure Program normal program
Exposure Bias -1/3 EV
Exposure Mode auto
White Balance auto
Color Space sRGB
For those who are interested, we raised $225,000.00 this weekend for the Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer Foundation! A bunch of bikers!!! Imagine that!
Last edited by Stuart Dahne; 06-02-2008 at 04:44 PM.
As presented is a bit tight in frame. Working in rehab places is difficult obtaining a good bg. If you are unable to come up with one might want to go for head portraits, isolating feet etc There is also a cast from something reflecting or lights? Should be easy to correct !!
Will be moving this one to the other bird gallery since it is a captive bird.
Stuart congratulations from me as well on the fund raising. Al has given you some great advice. I'll also comment on the "steel eye" on the bird caused by your flash. Some selective cloning should be able to remove it.
Stuart
I too congrat you on the fund raising. Refuges are often difficult to work in so you take what you can get. I would definitely work on removing the "steel eye". If you had a little more room to add, that would be good as well.
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