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Thread: Bringing Home the Iguana

  1. #1
    Michael Pancier
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    Default Bringing Home the Iguana



    1d Mark II
    Canon 400 5.6L
    f/5.6
    1/1600
    Manual mode + 2/3 on blue sky
    ISO 400
    slight crop
    noise ninja

  2. #2
    Lance Peters
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    Hi Michael - Not such a good day for the Iguana - like the action and the wingspread.

    The whites in the areas without the shadows are pushing the envelope a little, you can probably recover them via a multiply layer in P.S - The issue here being some of your subject is in shadow whilst other parts are in bright sunlight - mixed light is tough - Plus you have a black and white subject, Soft light is the real key to these guys - to get detail in the blacks and not blow out the whites.
    As presented I would add a touch of contrast - looks just a tad flat.

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    Gus Cobos
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    Hi Michael,
    I like the capture and flight angle...would suggest a little boost in the contrast and toning down the warm whites in the head...looking forward to your next one...:cool:

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    Alfred Forns
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    ... Can add I would like seeing the wing straight :) Tough to expose for those birds, just pray for some cloud cover !! Excellent Mike !!!

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