Mussels at the Beach.
Gull
D500, 300 f2.8, f8, 1/1600, iso400
Processed in C1P with hardly any processing.
Since iso 400, a simple Raw convert, no added sharpening or gimmicks as they say.
Since BPN is becoming a processing class.
Back to sun. Early morning, nothing needed.
C1Pbp.jpg
Last edited by dankearl; 05-20-2020 at 08:29 AM.
Dan Kearl
You caught a nice clear view of this gull. The lone drop of the mussel is pretty neat.
Hi Dankreal, very good. sharp and detail. alone, i can't focus on the eye. the body of the bird steals form eye and feed detail. the angle of attraction or the stance of the bird causes this.
Volkan,
That is an interesting critique, thank you.
I do understand your point.
Dan Kearl
I like it. You were blessed with the perfect head turn. Do you know the gull species?
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Hi Dan, neat gull image, love the mussel. As Artie wrote perfect head turn. Thank you for sharing.
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When I first saw it yesterday it pops right off the screen . Good details sharp and excellent head turn. The mussel adds greatly as does the water droplet. TFS Dan.
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