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Florida Bobcat
A few weeks ago, a litter of Bobcats was born in the Green Cay Wetlands of south Florida. These critters are very shy and elusive. I was lucky to find one passing through a clearing at sundown the other day and was able to get a few images. Here is one.
Olympus E-30, Sigma 50-500mm Bigma lens, hand held. ISO 800, 1/400, f/6.2, 246mm.
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Morkel, many thanks for your remarks. For some reason I cannot retrieve the original of the above image but here is the next shot in the series. The posted image was edited in Picasa3. It was cropped, auto contrast, fill light, and the vegetation in the right foreground was cloned out.
Last edited by Milt Berko; 04-24-2012 at 10:22 AM.
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Last edited by Milt Berko; 04-24-2012 at 10:56 AM.
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I postd an OOC JPEG image of the Bobcat the other day. Don't know if you saw it. Would like some C&C if possible. Many thanks.
--Milt
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Morkel, thanks for your C&C. Much appreciated.
--Milt
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Nice sighting and you did well to grab an image (5 sightings for me, only once with a camera). I like Morkel's work with the repost, a little more space and a bit more natural looking. I find it easy to overdo the processing on shots I'm excited about. Often force myself to back down on adjustements and take a look at it later.
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Morkel, I took the image you worked on and worked on it to try to get the approximate effecr you made. I also cloned out the OOF green leaves. Here is my effort.
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Image quality looks better than on your initial post/image - but contrast is way too high on this one...and your cloning work is evident (did you try using the "content aware fill" option in Photoshop?)