What is for breakfast?

[Troy Lim]

He was probably thinking I am his breakfast. :)
My early work, hope you like it.


Camera: Nikon D80
Exposure: 0.3
Aperture: f/18.0
Focal Length: 200 mm
ISO Speed: 100
Exposure Bias: 0 EV
Flash: Auto, Fired, Return not detected

[Steve Canuel]

I like the faint ripples in the water, implies that he's coasted into this position. I also like the difference in the eyes.

[Troy Lim]

I like the faint ripples in the water, implies that he's coasted into this position. I also like the difference in the eyes.

Steve, thank you. Yeah, side light. :)

[Harshad Barve]

very different and impressive too
TFS

[Alfred Forns]

Hi Troy like the look of the water but the gator seems overexposed !!! Might be able to tone down the few spots !! Like the experimenting !!!

[Troy Lim]

Hi Troy like the look of the water but the gator seems overexposed !!! Might be able to tone down the few spots !! Like the experimenting !!!

Yeah, left eye seems to be a bit hot. Side lighting is though. I tried to get the water smoother next time with the right angle.

[Grant Atkinson]

Hi Troy, I really like the faint ripples behind him, as well as around his nose. Also liked the way the side-lighting emphasizes the textures on the gators skin. Unusual. Good job here
TFS
grant

[Troy Lim]

Hi Troy, I really like the faint ripples behind him, as well as around his nose. Also liked the way the side-lighting emphasizes the textures on the gators skin. Unusual. Good job here
TFS
grant

Thank you Grant.

[Stephen Stephen]

Troy nice image here. Not the usual gator photo.

[Troy Lim]

Troy nice image here. Not the usual gator photo.

Thank you Stephen. Will try to do better next time.