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    Canon Mark III + extender 1x4
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    I like the incoming bird and number of gannets on the ground. The backlit effect is interesting but it looks a bit washed-out on my monitor, maybe some more contrast? I might also remove the specular highlights in the BG.

    Where did you photograph these birds?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Axel Hildebrandt View Post
    I like the incoming bird and number of gannets on the ground. The backlit effect is interesting but it looks a bit washed-out on my monitor, maybe some more contrast? I might also remove the specular highlights in the BG.

    Where did you photograph these birds?
    Thanks for your reply.
    I shoot it in South Africa Bird Island
    About the photo I will try reduce the contrast . How I could reduce the Highlights in the bg ? (you refer to the sky or also other points?)

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    Actually, I would increase contrast a bit. The image has a reddish cast, which I would try to remove and I meant the specular highlights, in other words the bright spots in the BG.

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    Now it is better ?
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    Yes, the reduction of red and removing of the specular highlights improves it.

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    Here's another option, Giova. Set black and white points but brightened the midtones with curves and masked that to just the birds to avoid brightening the BG.
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