Here's lookin' At You
Stay At Home Mom, she didn't share with me what she is looking at....... (This is cropped, just thought that would be nice, in the orig the wings and all fit)
Home Alone: I entered this in the Challenge, the theme of which is "One".
ginger, down the road on the connector, the bridge to the Isle of Palms. This is on the Mt Pleasant side.
After all is said and done, it is the sweet tea.
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I think he still has it here. Might need more conrast.......worked it up at a different time.
It could use some more contrast, yes I think.
Challange entry , but you know I've had little success myself
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Good osprey shots. Ospreys are an extremely hard subject to capture and you did a good job here.
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Since these birds are so far away, and I was using the monopod, I think the cropping helps, since I have proven that I can get them in the air.
Not here, in this thread, somewhere, I know I posted one in the air somewhere.
. I just shot a Mayday thing at church, procession, crowning of Mary, etc. And 2 baptisms.
I want to shoot egrets tonight. Or the high tide and sunset, one or the other. Only so much time, and I am getting the ospreys up last.
All of those are sharp and not oof. I think I am having PS problems with them.
I don't know why, except that I am using Rutt's sharpening method. That is last. I don't know what the white stripe is down the egret's back. I thought it was from the sharpening, but is not.
Hehe, the ones are church ought to be fun in PS, not only the harsh sun of mid day, some were backlit as in underexposed, and alot were in both sun and shade. I was thanking god for RAW right there.
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