Bringing it home

[Oscar Zangroniz]

From a few weeks ago at wakodahatchee wetlands late in the afternoon.

Nikon D300, Nikon 200-400 @250mm, F4, 1/500, ISO 1250, Manual Exposure, Tripod

[Alfred Forns]

Hi Oscar

I like the timing, poses and head postions, sure wish you had a little more room at the bottom but I know we didn't have much to work with.

Interesting processing the bg looks like a watercolor I would run with it and take it further into the DC field Could be significant !!!! Perfect image for Studio Artist !!! Your doing good !!!

[denise ippolito]

Oscar, I love the action you captured! Alfred's right the BG looks like a watercolor. Nice HA's on both!! Well done.

[Stefan Minnig]

I agree with the watercolor comments. Very artsy. The tops of the trees where it meets the sky seems a little harsh and painted. Maybe use a larger brush in PS with the softness set low to help soften the tree tops.

I enjoy the nice action of the shot. Well done.

[Gus Cobos]

I like it Mr. O,
a water color indeed...:) I like the back wing position, putting on the brakes in mid air...:D:cool:

[Desmond Chan]

The tops of the trees where it meets the sky seems a little harsh and painted. Maybe use a larger brush in PS with the softness set low to help soften the tree tops.

Or, just paint, clone, brush, patch, the trees all the way up...get rid of the sky. Not much of a sky up there anyway, no blue, no beautiful white clouds, why leave a big hole there then? :)

[Lance Peters]

Hi Oz - love the action and the interaction - exposure looks good. Wish for more at the bottom.
Good one :)

[Harold Davis]

nicely done my friend!! i love what you did to the bg. you guys doing anything this weekend?