Last year in Kruger came across a Southern Ground Hornbill preening in a sycamore fig tree..........the BG was distracting and light harsh so I decided to zoom in and try something different ...hope you like it....full frame...D2xs 200-400 wimberley plus car mount.
Interesting. Some guy once wrote: Bad light: think tight! As I looked at the thumbnail I could not make out what you did. Best of all: accurate focus on the eye.
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Definitely different perspective Peter. Takes a bit to see what is going on. Wish there was a little more detail in the dark feathers, but given the lighting, you might not have had any choice.
Thank you Lance and Arthur for your kind response...I always try and create something different more often without success ,its nice to get a keeper now and again....
Rich and Jody....your points are valid ..and I can get more detail from blacks....and there is a bit more canvas on Rhs...will play around and see if i like it...
southern ground hornbill......
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