Good one Jeff. I would have tried to bring out the drker areas in my post work.
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Where is your buddy Dallas, Jeff? Have not seen him n weeks. Hope he's O.K.
Dick....pretty nice capture, yourself, but I would have done some PS work on those reflections under the beak. They are a bit distracting.
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mike no idea saw him that day i posted his picture and have pmed him and no responce he was upset about something but i have no idea what ask froggy and see if he knows whats up oh yea and thanks
The exposure looks good, but I wish it was looking at the camera instead of away from it.
thanks but looking at me i have a few this i like very much because it is different --the background and this over shoulder look I like --next time he sits for a shot i will ask him for the front on look thanks davev for looking and the comment
ginger (birdman can put his Ospreys in it!) Smile.
No, I know how to do scenics very well, but I am a story teller, for the most part. I would like to know how to do up close, too!
Also, maybe a thread of everything listed as "NOT TO POST" by Harry. Between all of us, we must have photos of cuties, rats, gulls, etc.
(what is wrong with gulls?)
thanks G --the up close thread --I call mine portraits I have good luck getting close and have not got close to your scenics --they are very good but if we have a not to post --post it would be empty :cry :cry
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I know I always say that, but it is!
I think we should have an "up close" thread.
ginger (birdman can put his Ospreys in it!) Smile.
No, I know how to do scenics very well, but I am a story teller, for the most part. I would like to know how to do up close, too!
Also, maybe a thread of everything listed as "NOT TO POST" by Harry. Between all of us, we must have photos of cuties, rats, gulls, etc.
(what is wrong with gulls?)
Very nice Jeff. Great background.
Nothing wrong with gulls Ginger. They can make for great subjects.
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Where is your buddy Dallas, Jeff? Have not seen him n weeks. Hope he's O.K.
Dick....pretty nice capture, yourself, but I would have done some PS work on those reflections under the beak. They are a bit distracting.
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