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Lucky you, having such a cool resident... Love the framing and amazed at your use of flashlight and slow SS. Pretty sweet result, I'd say. How high up and what time of day? TFS
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Those eyes...
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Originally Posted by
David Roach
Lucky you, having such a cool resident... Love the framing and amazed at your use of flashlight and slow SS. Pretty sweet result, I'd say. How high up and what time of day? TFS
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Those eyes...
Thanks David. It was 814am on a dark morning sunrise is close to 8am and the owl is about 18ft up. He leaves half an hour after sunset and returns half hour before sunrise.
Last edited by Jim Crosswell; 12-24-2020 at 03:24 PM.
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Originally Posted by
Jim Crosswell
Thanks David. It was 814am on a dark morning Sunrise is close to 8am and the owl is about 18ft up. He leaves half an hour after sunset and returns half hour before sunrise.
Very well planned and executed. Happy Holidays right back at you, my friend...
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Congratulations on having a resident subject.
Very nice image. I would do some burning on the tree to make his more stand out.
TFS
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Hi Jim ... nice to have a close by subject .
I like the `peeping from the hollow effect ` .... sadly you have to use flash for getting some light into the scene .
The flash made the image quite flat .... I would work a bit on the tree in terms of tonality to avoid the flatness and create some 3D tonal variations , to make the little owl stand out more .
TFS Andreas
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I would do the opposite of what is suggested and dodge the tree to make the Owl blend
in so you have look for it... much more interesting.
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Nice how the owl is tucked into the tree like that. I like the framing. Good job on thinking this one through.