Bread Crumbs: For Your Consideration.....

Frank2013 Loc: San Antonio, TX. & Milwaukee, WI.

For Your Consideration.....

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ebrunner Loc: New Jersey Shore

Frank2013 wrote:

For Your Consideration.....

When I saw this in another forum, it looked to me like it had lots of noise grain. Here it seems much cleaner. That seems a bit strange to me; but I guess it is to be expected that each site is going to be a bit different. So, pay no attention to my comments on the other forum. This is spot on and really impressive.
erich

chaman

Why the increased ISO in a scene with that much of light available? My guess....AUTO ISO.

repleo Loc: Boston

Excellent shot

Frank2013 Loc: San Antonio, TX. & Milwaukee, WI.

ebrunner wrote:

When I saw this in another forum, it looked to me like it had lots of noise grain. Here it seems much cleaner. That seems a bit strange to me; but I guess it is to be expected that each site is going to be a bit different. So, pay no attention to my comments on the other forum. This is spot on and really impressive.
erich

Thank you Erich for comment....

chaman wrote:

Why the increased ISO in a scene with that much of light available? My guess....AUTO ISO.

To get the result I was after...looking at the exif you won't find auto, it was shot in manual, thanks for looking..

repleo wrote:

Excellent shot

Thank you for the compliment, and your time to give it...

Nalu Loc: Southern Arizona

I like the image. If I were trying to get creative with it, I would consider loosing the other birds in that they are distracting to me and not having having them there would allow more focus on the boy and the gull and his experience with the bird. I like the B&W presentation, and a little noise to me is not an issue, probably actually helps.

Anyway, nice photo and have jun with it. I can see it on the wall of a beach house.

Uuglypher Loc: South Dakota (East River)

Frank2013 wrote:

For Your Consideration.....

Hi, Frank, a well-staged shot...suggests it could have been repeated to get a better perspective onnthe gull's wing-spread.

Dave

Frank2013 Loc: San Antonio, TX. & Milwaukee, WI.

Nalu wrote:

I like the image. If I were trying to get creative with it, I would consider loosing the other birds in that they are distracting to me and not having having them there would allow more focus on the boy and the gull and his experience with the bird. I like the B&W presentation, and a little noise to me is not an issue, probably actually helps.

Anyway, nice photo and have jun with it. I can see it on the wall of a beach house.

Thank you for looking and giving me you thoughts Nalu, it is appreciated....

Uuglypher wrote:

Hi, Frank, a well-staged shot...suggests it could have been repeated to get a better perspective onnthe gull's wing-spread.

Dave

Thank you Dave...you mean similar to this..

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Uuglypher Loc: South Dakota (East River)

Oh yeah!
Fantastic!
Dave

chaman

Frank2013 wrote:

Thank you for the compliment, and your time to give it...

Exif will not show if Auto ISO was used. Even when used exposure shows as manual. There was plenty of light available. An ISO of 1250 is something the camera usually chooses. A smaller f stop would have resulted in a cleaner image.

Frank2013 Loc: San Antonio, TX. & Milwaukee, WI.

Uuglypher wrote:

Oh yeah!
Fantastic!
Dave

Thanks Dave...

chaman wrote:

Exif will not show if Auto ISO was used. Even when used exposure shows as manual. There was plenty of light available. An ISO of 1250 is something the camera usually chooses. A smaller f stop would have resulted in a cleaner image.

Sorry chaman, thought manual meant manual...at any rate is was a conscious decision, thank you for the information.

pfrancke Loc: cold Maine

I like these! Now... since you can do these on demand, I like the POV on the second shot. The giver of bread however, should be facing upwards. Glasses on, eyes shut A-OK, but the images would be much stronger if the giver faces were connecting to (facing) the flying feeders.

Dave Chinn

Frank2013 wrote:

For Your Consideration.....

Outstanding capture on both images Frank !!!
Dave

Frank2013 Loc: San Antonio, TX. & Milwaukee, WI.

pfrancke wrote:

I like these! Now... since you can do these on demand, I like the POV on the second shot. The giver of bread however, should be facing upwards. Glasses on, eyes shut A-OK, but the images would be much stronger if the giver faces were connecting to (facing) the flying feeders.

Thanks Piet, I'll keep that in mind next time....

Dave Chinn wrote:

Outstanding capture on both images Frank !!!
Dave

Thank you Mr. Chinn...