Taken in Mokola National Park, South Africa, 19th April 2010
EOS 1D MkIII
28-300mm at 300mm hand-held from vehicle
F7.1, ISO 400, 1/400
Oryx Running
Taken in Mokola National Park, South Africa, 19th April 2010
EOS 1D MkIII
28-300mm at 300mm hand-held from vehicle
F7.1, ISO 400, 1/400
Lovely beasts Ken, a 'pano crop' works well to I think.;)
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excellent image ken , I am tempting to post Deers now :eek::eek: , but had I photographed them ;)
Another vote for cropping pano
TFS
I like the muted light and the pose Ken - did you blur the BG some more?
Steve & Harshad,
Perhaps I should have made it into a pano to get it noticed:D
Morkel,
Actually this was done by NR.
Not necessary all good images will get noticed :)Originally Posted by Ken Watkins
thanks Ken
looking at it again I feel there is a cyan/green cast to the image and a slight correction in color balance should sort it out nicely
This is true;)
Morkel,
I will be having another go later today as I think a pano is the answer, and I do not have many moving Oryx:)
Agree on a pano crop here also Ken, always great just to capture this fine antelope regardless.
Waiting for your motion blur attempt next.;)
TFS
Here is a repost.
Morkel,
You were correct, thanks very much
Mark,
I have an accidental blur, I will try to post tomorrow
Fine creatures. I like the pano better. Thanks for sharing.
Cheers,
Sabyasachi
repost looks much better here Ken!
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