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    Default Little Blue Heron juvi at Bunche Beach Presserve

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    Tripod, moderate crop, sharpened, Luminance reduction, nothing else.

    Little Blue Heron juvenile at Bunche Beach Preserve
    Fort Myers, Florida USA

    Canon EOS-1D Mark III ,Canon EF 600mm f/4L IS USM
    1/250s f/9.0 at 840.0mm iso800
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    Date/Time 13-Sep-2011 07:49:17
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    Model Canon EOS-1D Mark III
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    Focal Length 840 mm
    Exposure Time 1/250 sec
    Aperture f/9
    ISO Equivalent 800
    Exposure Bias -1 2/3
    White Balance
    Metering Mode matrix (5)
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    Exposure Program aperture priority (3)
    Focus Distance 13.7 m

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    Great image. I love the lighting and the black BG. What is the black BG? I love the comp. A very dramatic image,
    Gail

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    nice image but... why the black bg?

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    Very dramatic. The light is everything in this image. Well done.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Paolo Piazza View Post
    nice image but... why the black bg?
    The black background is "created" within the shot. What appears black is the mangrove understory at the beach. If the subject in the frame was more distant and close to the "horizon," I would have likely increased the exposure bias especially with the bird relatively dark. In this case, the setting used was required to keep the bird as presented from being blown out in the bright light. I was lucky I wasn't shooting a pure white bird as I would have misjudged the circumstances I'm sure even after hearing Artie hollering out the setting required under a similar situation fortuitous for all those within earshot when he was at Ding Darling NWR in Feb. 2010 . . .
    http://swfloridabirder.blogspot.com/...morris-in.html

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