Luminous Landscape Forum
Equipment & Techniques => Landscape & Nature Photography => Topic started by: Marlyn on July 26, 2013, 04:35:22 pm
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Shot at Inks Lake, near Austin.
Canon 1dx with 800mm f5.6,
ISO 3200, 1/2000s f5.6 Hand Held from a boat at sunset.
Basic processing in Lightroom 4, fullframe/uncropped.
All comments welcome.
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Really fine shot. You might consider taming the bright grass by the feet.
Well done!
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Nice Capture.
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Really fine shot. You might consider taming the bright grass by the feet.
Well done!
+1
I would say that everything in the background should go into less contrast, less clarity, less exposure, less saturation, so that the bird really stands out.
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Great capture at a great moment. You should have a read of kencameron's post regarding "beautiful" images overdone, though. (http://www.luminous-landscape.com/forum/index.php?topic=80552.0) The blues are just too intense, even if it is a Great Blue Heron. There's beauty in subtlety.
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Great capture at a great moment. You should have a read of kencameron's post regarding "beautiful" images overdone, though. (http://www.luminous-landscape.com/forum/index.php?topic=80552.0) The blues are just too intense, even if it is a Great Blue Heron. There's beauty in subtlety.
I agree with Terry. It's a fine shot, but I've never seen a Great Blue Heron whose blue was as saturated as that. I feel if you backed off a bit, it would be excellent.
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I agree with Terry. It's a fine shot, but I've never seen a Great Blue Heron whose blue was as saturated as that. I feel if you backed off a bit, it would be excellent.
Indeed.
Mike.