The forgotten fisherman, sorry
I forgot this photo, it was in the "next" folder. Spent time working it up, too. His face was "in the shadows", backlit from what light there was. I do let my photos go dark where they want to. Fighting it, making a photo all one degree of lt/dark, it just doesn't do what I want. But I did bring out enough of the man's face that it worked for me. If someone doesn't think it works, let me know how much further I should have gone and how.
He wanted to pose with this Red Drum, the kind of fish. This might be termed a snapshot, lots of these photos floating around of people holding fish, but I like his expression and all, so serious about his fish. Extra friendly man.
I certainly had to work it up, I plan to have one of each person who posed printed so I can give each a copy. And I am sure he would have been wandering around looking for his photo if everyone else got one and he didn't.
Smile, thanks for looking,
ginger
After all is said and done, it is the sweet tea.
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cool fisherman!
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worked up the gator. The man and I know that another gator chewed the head off of this gator, so it just seemed like a "lesser gator". Hey, that is a good title.
photography at your service by ginger, Lesser Gator Photography: we work for you!
g (note the 30 degree happy tilt, done at the time the photo was taken. I wonder why no one is smiling):D
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