Another image I made at Middle Creek a few days ago. The overcast sky helped with the exposure.
1D4, 500f4, 1.4x, 1/1250s, f/8, ISO 400, manual exposure
Another image I made at Middle Creek a few days ago. The overcast sky helped with the exposure.
1D4, 500f4, 1.4x, 1/1250s, f/8, ISO 400, manual exposure
Axel, I have truly enjoyed this series. Perfect exposure, backgrounds, etc. Very artful and pleasing.
Great pose and perfect exposure. I love the dark background, it really sets the bird off nicely!
Sharp as a tack as well.
Good for you Axel.
Axel - this bg is so perfect for a very well posed BIF
Congrats
Cheers
Gail
Sorry Axel, I have missed the other posts but I can see from here why this is so popular! love that BG and under wing details.
I had the same thought as others when viewing - the background is ideal for the goose, and that's due to the great exposure. Nice work!
Love your imageas Bhai, great pose and the Bg makes the bird pop out well...
Like to other images in this series, I like everything about it technically and I think that the background is really nice for this type of image.
To my eyes, I'd like to see the subject just a bit higher in the frame on this one.
Axel, simple, clean and beautiful. I have liked this whole series. agree with all the good stuff others have said.
This guy seems stockier than the others. Exposure spot on, and I still remember commenting on how great the BG is, in one of your earlier post of these guys.
With all due respect, Jim, if the goose is flying up and it is very obvious it is, the negative space should be up ahead of him. Placing him higher would put him past his optimal flight position IMO.
It was about time we disagreed, no? :)
Gorgeous sky and perfect whites.
Axel, I love your Goose shots. This one is wonderful. Wing pose, sharpness, composition, exposure, BG: everything perfect.
Markus