That one is interesting, I'm still thinkin on it.
Seems I was shootin big F stop small Shutter for the MC4 round, when
this birdie stopped (in nice Light) and gave me a look
The Shots at F18 :wow not my usual F stop
But it does have an unusual texture to it, don't ya think
That one is interesting, I'm still thinkin on it.
Seems I was shootin big F stop small Shutter for the MC4 round, when
this birdie stopped (in nice Light) and gave me a look
The Shots at F18 :wow not my usual F stop
But it does have an unusual texture to it, don't ya think
I like it as is...I might try to do something with the water...just not sure what. Maybe a graduated neutral density just on the water or a graduated color filter with the top being slightly darker than the bottom (of the water only).
Excellent captures Ben. I first started to use very stepped down apertures in Bosque and was very happy with the results.
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Nice shots Ben.
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That first one is outstanding, Ben. clap
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Exactly how it struck me, Thanks for commenting
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I'm workin on my Rice Paper tech for sure Bud :lol4
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No that's not it ................
That one is interesting, I'm still thinkin on it.
Seems I was shootin big F stop small Shutter for the MC4 round, when
this birdie stopped (in nice Light) and gave me a look
The Shots at F18 :wow not my usual F stop
But it does have an unusual texture to it, don't ya think
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Seriously, nice shots. I really like #2, but they're both wonderful!
Nikon D700 and some fun glass.
Oh! It's the clone brush and healing tool...huh!
I like it as is...I might try to do something with the water...just not sure what. Maybe a graduated neutral density just on the water or a graduated color filter with the top being slightly darker than the bottom (of the water only).
Thanks Glenn
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