Lake Clark National Park - 2009 Workshop image. Comments welcome.
Image is level, the banks slope differently.
Canon 1D Mark III
840mm
Subject dist: 655m
1/640 sec, f/5.6
Mode: Manual
ISO: 800
Coastal Brown Bear - Lake Clark National Park No. 7
Lake Clark National Park - 2009 Workshop image. Comments welcome.
Image is level, the banks slope differently.
Canon 1D Mark III
840mm
Subject dist: 655m
1/640 sec, f/5.6
Mode: Manual
ISO: 800
What a lighting , superb action with fish & birds is FG adding so much
TFS
Probably not. Good suggestion. Thanks Harshard.Originally Posted by Harshad Barve
Excellent action captured I like the water spray. Sharp,great light and detail
Chris Kotze
Robert, I like the intensity of the action, and the salmon obviously come off second best. Love the sprayed water, and the gulls waiting for scraps add to the image. Although you say the image is level, and Im not doubring you, I believe levelling the shoreline wouldnt put the bears off balance. Just a thought. Cheers.
FG adding so much IMHO because Some birds showings enviro
I dont know what it is , but some sparklings stones (?) adding much here
TFS
Love the action, those eyes and the blood from the fish. Lots to enjoy. Feel a tad off the saturation may enhance. TFS
FG is a little distracting to me but easily cropped, otherwise nice action shot and something I hope to witness next year at Lake Clark :)
Tell
Thanks for the clarification Harshad.
I think your right David. I am looking at the tiff and not that saturated. Sometimes I forget to knock down saturation when I make the JPG which always increases it somewhat. Thanks.
I would in a perfect world have preferred this without the foreground birds, if I had seen this earlier I would also have commented on the saturation.
The main subject is great "action" shot, who kept the fish?
fantastic action! is it actually a salmon or are they struggling over a gull?? :)
I agree it could do with less FG and in a perfect world, without the birds in front and around. gorgeous light and overall an image I wish was mine...
Powerful and gorgeous light. I might clip a little of the foreground?
Awesome action capture, Robert. The explosion of eggs is particularly nice. Gulls are tough to work around from mid-summer on. They don't distract from the action at all for me on this one. Well done!
Both the light and action are amazing.
I can only echo, Robert - the light and the action are stunning.
Top shelf.
Good action shot Robert as it shows the power of these awesome mammals. Love the seagulls framing the action part of the photo.
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