These kind of sightings are what it's all about. Very low light at end of day, oh how I wished to have a D3s. Wil on doubt do something with the oof branch @ left before I print. He's got a different twist to the right side of his rack, I believe usually caused from injury during antler development.
D300, 400 2.8 w/1.4tc, f4, 1/100, iso1600, man exp.
Thanks for looking, comments and critiques appreciated.
Todd
Wow...I like it. Just need to crop the image to exclude the branch as you mentioned and maybe even a bit off the top and bottom. A great capture in less than ideal lighting.
Hi Todd, nice moment! Although the angle of the photo may represent reality corrrectly, I feel like your image would be stronger with some clockwise rotation. Have you tried a version that way? The slight crop that would need could also help by cutting off a bit of your OOF foreground.
What a beautiful scene which will no doubt become even stronger when that oof branch has gone. The reflection is lovely and the animal himself is magnificent.
gorgeous colours, semi-reflection and all-round scene Todd. agree on the OOF branch - my gut feel is to go pano crop here and crop out the branch I hope you don't mind - but here's my take on it?
Thanks Morkel and Harshad. The pano crop removes the branch but I think loses to much of the scene. I think I will remove the oof branch rather than crop tighter.
Thanks for the feedback.
Todd
What a scene!
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