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    Jaime Johnson
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    Default Antelope

    Canon 1D Mark IV / Canon 500mm f4 L

    Taken Near Yellowstone National Park Last Weekend.
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    DanWalters
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    Nice looking antelope. Like the angle of the neck and the low position.

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    Good looking animal here , beautiful image with nice low angle
    TFS

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    Very nice pose and on your face image.

    Going to be there next week. Hope to get one of these guys.

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    Robert Amoruso
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    Jamie,

    I like the low angle and strong gaze of the animal. In the overcast conditions, the light is not to flattering and made the dark parts of the animal very deep. I suggest in PS you use Shadows/Highlights adjustment with Shadows at 67 amount, 40 tonal width and 30 radius. Opens up dark spots and brightens the image as a whole.

    If not using PS, a levels adjustment can be used to as well as curves.

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    Todd Frost
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    Nice portrait and low pov. Good advice above.
    TFS
    Todd

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