Found this guy at Paurotis Pond on the way to Flamingo last Saturday. I was able to get this shot when a tourist from Germany started to walk towards him to take a picture. I guess he didn't liked the idea to much!!
Camera: Nikon D200
Lens: Nikon 300mm f4 t 1.4tc
focal length: 420mm
Exposure: Aperture Priority
Shutter: 1/640
Fstop: 16
Exposure Comp: -1.3ev
ISO: 400
Thank you for all your comments.
Regards,
Oscar,
Is that something tied to the croc's tooth?
I think is a piece of moss from the water's edge
Great action oscar, nice and sharp. Is this a full frame image or cropped? if its cropped I would give the subject more room of course. if its FF, good job of not cutting anything off. A little more added canvas would be good.
There is a strong blue cast that you can remove easily.
Robert
Robert, Thank you for your positive comments. Yes I did crop the picture a little bit from the right to get rid of some distracting weeds. As far as removing the strong blue sky, well as I mentioned in a previous post, I'm not too familiar with PS to do that yet.
Regards,
Pretty cool image Oscar! A bit more room around the big guy would be nice, right side maybe?
I know how you feel about PS, hang in there it will come.
The Croc is a Gator!!!! Neat getting him with an open mouth Does make a difference
Oscar will send you info on how to get rid of the cast after I get home (Sunday) Not a big deal once you get the hang of it !!! Good move stopping by Paurotis !!!
Originally Posted by Oscar Zangroniz
Easiest way to warm the image up and remove a blue cast is press Ctrl+J for a new layer, then go to menu>image adjust>photofilter. Choose a warm filter and use the layer opacity adjustment to adjust to taste. Crude but it is quick and easy.
Here is a warmed version.
Robert
Hey Oscar,
Very nice job on your gator....hmmm, he looks hungry:eek:
If you can add a little canvas to give him more space, it would be better.
Congrats...:D
Gus...:cool:
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