Good to see some familiar names on this forum!
Plains Zebra
South Africa
Canon 600mm f/4 IS II on EOS R5
1/500 at f/5.6, ISO 1600
Processed in LR CC
Not a bird.....
Good to see some familiar names on this forum!
Plains Zebra
South Africa
Canon 600mm f/4 IS II on EOS R5
1/500 at f/5.6, ISO 1600
Processed in LR CC
Hi Dorian ... great to see that you are participating in this forum
And good to see that you are pointing your lens at something else than feathers ... LOL .
Hope you had a great time in Kruger , at least you seemed to have great light one day .
Gorgeous Zebra portrait in oh so0 stunning warm light .. well handled backlit !!!
Nicely captured and processed ...hope you have more .
TFS Andreas
Cool light Dorian, but would like to see somewhere a bit of black so you do have more tonal range & depth to the subject. The HL grass bottom right is a bit unfortunate, but great to see you changing subject ie, not Avian.
TFS
Steve
Post Production: It’s ALL about what you do with the tools and not, which brand of tool you use.
Super shot love the backlight good suggestion from Steve, a minor selective adjustment to the curve makes a significant difference.
Another FANTASTIC RESULT from an everyday oppurtunity. What a beautiful wildlife image. This sort of image keeps me wanting to better my photographic abilities
[QUOTE=Steve Kaluski;1271894]Cool light Dorian, but would like to see somewhere a bit of black so you do have more tonal range & depth to the subject. The HL grass bottom right is a bit unfortunate, but great to see you changing subject ie, not Avian.
After pulling the darks down a bit, I think you are right. The original seems the slightest bit washed out in comparison, and I think the extra contrast adds to the drama. As for the glowing bit at bottom right, I really like it. My bird frames are usually so clean that I was happy to get a little something different here!
Lovely image, Dorian. RP is superb
Gabriela Plesea
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