Cape Buffalo, Kenya

[Charles Glatzer]

Cape Buffalo, Kenya

I have been working on a series of large African prints for display.

NIK Silver Effex and Color Effex.

ID MIV, 500mm, 1/100 @ f/11, ISO 400

Best,

Chas

[Hilary Hann]

Chas, as some here know, I'm a great fan of the 'antique' look in wildlife images. I like the age old effect this image has, it could have been taken in the early 1900s (well, perhaps it wouldn't have been as crisp). Nice balance of horns and ears and great detail in the muzzle. The fade out on the vignette hasn't been overdone (which is a tendency I've seen people do). I would imagine that this would sell very well.

[Katie Rupp]

I absolutely love this! Hilary's critique says it all so well for me, too.

[Ofer Levy]

I LOVE this!!!!

[Robert Amoruso]

Chas,

Nice technique in the post-processing to create this unique image. Would you mind sharing how you processed it.

Thanks for posting.

[Rachel Hollander]

Chas - I agree with the others. Fantastic image!

TFS,
Rachel

[Pieter de Waal]

Excellent work Charles, I like the detail and pose as well as the effect of the Buffalo peering through the undergrowth, B&W adds to this.

[Charles Glatzer]

Chas,

Nice technique in the post-processing to create this unique image. Would you mind sharing how you processed it.

Thanks for posting.

Robert,

You can view additional images and how-to processing information for Out of Africa images here.

Best Amigo,

Chas

[Ignacio Yufera]

Very nice "Peter Beard" look, Chas. Really interesting info on your website, too.

[RakeshDhareshwar]

Brilliant work , Chas. Absolutely loved it !!

[Robert Amoruso]

Thanks Chas for the link. I will go see it for sure.

[Ken Canning]

Wonderful effect, thanks for the link