Nikon D300
300 2.8
ISO 400
3.5 1250
Matrix metered
The stand off - what happened next
Nikon D300
300 2.8
ISO 400
3.5 1250
Matrix metered
Surely you jest! This is quite amazing. And the light is so sweet.
Where was it made?
What happened next? It surely seems like dinner.
I wish only that you had been a few yards to your right for a better light angle and a slightly better angle to the subject (that is slightly angled away from you).
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Great image with remarkable colour and light, that will teach it to stare:)
Nicely done. Great moment captured. I like the pano format chosen for this but would have preferred more room below the fox. As with your last post I think toning down the highlights would improve this wonderful image.
TFS
Todd
excellent suspense here Gen! lovely light...Artie's got a point regarding the angle, yet I would love it if this were mine :)
please show the next frame. I also agree with Todd on toning down the highlights just a tad. Robert's got an excellent tutorial on that here on BPN...
This is amazing , colors and light are to die for
TFS
Another excellent capture in the series. Agree with the others regarding angle and highlights.
TFS,
Rachel
Itried finding the tutorial you mentioned but no luck can you point me in the right direction?Originally Posted by Morkel Erasmus
thanks
Gen
Great series! Like the open mouth and the great light and color.
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