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    Ok, this isn't a scenic, but it is an HDR:D. 5 images, 1 stop apart each, tripod mounted.

    Camera Model: NIKON D200
    Shutter speed: 1/100 thru 1/1600 sec
    Aperture: 5.6
    Exposure mode: Av
    Exposure compensation: +2
    Flash: Off
    Metering mode: Multi-segment
    ISO: 400
    Lens: VR 80-400mm f/4.5-5.6D
    Focal length: 400mm

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    Fabs Forns
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    Dan, I have tried HDR with birds and it never works for me. Not sure about so many branches, although I know you're going more for the scene. Hmmmm, let's see the opinions of others, since at first sight it doesn't work much for me.

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    Like Fabs, I wasn't set totally on fire with this one, but there is something sort of intriguing about it. I played around with what I might do with it as a sort of "scene" piece ... just for fun.


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    Roman Kurywczak
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    Hi Dan,
    I like what David did in the re-post to lighten/warm it and even eliminate the bright spot.........but I'm with Fabs on this one......to many branches and busy......and the owl is too large for my tastes to be a "criiterscape". Fot that to be effective IMO....the "critter" need to be isolated......with the environs all around it.

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    Robert Amoruso
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    Dan,

    I like David's rework on the image. I am of the same mind - too busy and the owl just does not hold your interest long as you try to make sense of the branches.

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