Location: Bosque del Apache, New Mexico
Nikon D3
200-400MM
TC 1.4X
ISO 400
1/1250 F/5.6
Location: Bosque del Apache, New Mexico
Nikon D3
200-400MM
TC 1.4X
ISO 400
1/1250 F/5.6
Sharp with a good light angle, a good EXP, and a perfect wing position, my favorite: wings full down. Yet the image does not work for me at all. How come???
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Details and wing position are great. the black diagonal area in the back is very distracting. You could also try to lighten the shadows on the neck and remove the sheen from the legs.
Axel nailed this one on the head. Luckily it's an easy fix. I also fixed the light area around the bird's head. Here's a repost. Although I didn't do it, I would consider a tighter crop.
Last edited by Doug Brown; 01-04-2009 at 10:30 AM.
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Doug's repost deals with the big issues. I would agree re a tighter crop.
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Doug,
How did you do what you did with the background (i.e. what PS tools and techniques did you apply). Thanks!
Glen Fox
Nice image of the crane, and Doug's rework is great. I agree with the tighter crop as there is too much bg to deal with.
Nice image
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