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Hi Andrew - Nice to see you posting a wildlife image. We've missed you. I do think the bright light allowed you to sow a lot of detail. If it were mine I would still run a luminosity mask at about 40%. You'll still have the detail where you have it but will tame the highlights for a more pleasing (IMO) portrait. The grass/leaf in the mouth adds to the image.
TFS,
Rachel
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Hi ANdrew -- Very nice image . Yes certainly the bright light is providing the detail but still it appears quite bright to the eye. I also feel there should have been more space on the LHS of the image . TFS !
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Hi Andrew a very cool image of this big boy , i love the Bisons wether it is the american or the european . Always very impressive folks
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Nice pose pose of the subject and the framing does work for me here .
You did quite well with the exp , not that easy in that somewhat harsh looking light .
Agree with Rachel and Haseeb regarding burning the HL would help ......
TFS Andreas
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Hello Andrew!
We missed you, welcome back:)
I too love Bisons, just not enough images of them here in Wildlife...
Just adding my thoughts to this lovely portrait, I think you exposed well under the conditions and some nice detail coming through. I feel you could extract more detail from the horns of the subject and the HL need a bit of attention, other than that I am happy with the framing and presentation in general, well captured and thank you so much for sharing, hope you have more Bison images in your folders?
Kind regards,
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Nice portrait of this iconic American species.
I agree with Rachel that you could make a lot more of this by taming the highlights some more...
I'd even play with a high-key monochrome version too?
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