Egret series
jeff lapoint
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I posted this in April when I first joined. I had just started shooting and was very new to exposure theory (and still very much learning
) so all these shots of an egret attacking a group of baby ducks were totally blown out. I tried to salvage them is PS today and I thought I'd post the result (cause I'm still sick and kinda bored).
Some of the white is still blown because for the most part you can't fix areas with no data (yes, I have read the tutorial on the "impossible touch up", but I'm not that bored today...maybe later)
And one more of the mother defending her chicks
Thanks for the look!
-j
) so all these shots of an egret attacking a group of baby ducks were totally blown out. I tried to salvage them is PS today and I thought I'd post the result (cause I'm still sick and kinda bored).Some of the white is still blown because for the most part you can't fix areas with no data (yes, I have read the tutorial on the "impossible touch up", but I'm not that bored today
...maybe later)And one more of the mother defending her chicks
Thanks for the look!
-j
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ginger (sorry that you are sick)
Nice series, was the ducky alright?
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I liked this series the first time you posted it and I still like it. Amazing captures.
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