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    Lance Peters
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    Another from my travels...
    This guy was nesting in a tree hollow not far from were I was staying - shot with available light - which was a 30W spotlight with a red filter to minimise any distress to Mr Owl, didnt make for the best photographic opportunity but Mr Owls well being takes precedence.

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    Pretty much SOC - cropped a little, no sharpening did not want to bring the noise up more.

    Comments welcome and appreciated.

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    hi Lance this is a great night shoot image , i love the night images , did u use any program about the noise ?

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    Quote Originally Posted by kostas nianiopoulos View Post
    hi Lance this is a great night shoot image , i love the night images , did u use any program about the noise ?
    No noise reduction - straight from the camera except for cropping :)

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    Love it as presented and I agree with your priorities, well done and thanks for sharing.

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    All I can say is Wow...I like this very much Mr. Peters...the mood and feel is off the charts...its nice using the D3 for captures like this...love it...:):cool:

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    Lance, great job for a low light image. The feel is fabulous. Are you enjoying your holiday? Happy and Healthy New Year to you and yours.....

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    Hi, Lance, love night shots and owls, and love this!! :) I found myself looking more at the tree bark than the owl, though, and noticing that the tree took up about 1/2 the image....so took the liberty of trying a different crop....hope you don't mind....also added just a tiny bit of contrast and HP sharpening. You may not like it; just an alternative....

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    Quote Originally Posted by Anita Rakestraw View Post
    Hi, Lance, love night shots and owls, and love this!! :) I found myself looking more at the tree bark than the owl, though, and noticing that the tree took up about 1/2 the image....so took the liberty of trying a different crop....hope you don't mind....also added just a tiny bit of contrast and HP sharpening. You may not like it; just an alternative....
    Hi Anita - Nice!! Like it - Think it improves it and brings the focus more to the OWL - Dont know about the sharpening and contrast.
    Good show!!

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    Great shot in really tough conditions. Can't see any noise. Like the tighter crop by Anita. VWD Lance.

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