Zoo Trip King of the Beasts
Jan 20, 2017 07:14:06 #
Saturday the 14th of January visited the Brookfield Zoo and the Lion was on his exhibit, had watched a view YouTube videos on processing Zoo pictures as "Fine Art' these are a few of my attempts.
Any and all comments, and suggestions woud be appreciated.
#1 specs 1/1250 f8, ISO 5000, Nikon D7100 with 80-400mm
#2 specs 1/800 f7.1 ISO 5000, Nikon D7100 with 80-400mm
#3 specs 1/800 f9, ISO 5000, Nikon D7100 with 80-400mm
Any and all comments, and suggestions woud be appreciated.
#1 specs 1/1250 f8, ISO 5000, Nikon D7100 with 80-400mm
#2 specs 1/800 f7.1 ISO 5000, Nikon D7100 with 80-400mm
#3 specs 1/800 f9, ISO 5000, Nikon D7100 with 80-400mm
Jan 20, 2017 07:15:42 #
Jan 20, 2017 07:21:38 #
Jan 20, 2017 07:41:03 #
Homer60 wrote:
Saturday the 14th of January visited the Brookfield Zoo and the Lion was on his exhibit, had watched a view YouTube videos on processing Zoo pictures as "Fine Art' these are a few of my attempts.
Any and all comments, and suggestions woud be appreciated.
#1 specs 1/1250 f8, ISO 5000, Nikon D7100 with 80-400mm
#2 specs 1/800 f7.1 ISO 5000, Nikon D7100 with 80-400mm
#3 specs 1/800 f9, ISO 5000, Nikon D7100 with 80-400mm
Any and all comments, and suggestions woud be appreciated.
#1 specs 1/1250 f8, ISO 5000, Nikon D7100 with 80-400mm
#2 specs 1/800 f7.1 ISO 5000, Nikon D7100 with 80-400mm
#3 specs 1/800 f9, ISO 5000, Nikon D7100 with 80-400mm
Homer - these wonderful pics are not, as you say, "attempts". They are first (top) class. They brought a lump to my throat. You have portrayed the King of Beasts in portrait mode and totally captured his majesty. Del.
Jan 20, 2017 07:45:08 #
Delderby wrote:
Homer - these wonderful pics are not, as you say, "attempts". They are first (top) class. They brought a lump to my throat. You have portrayed the King of Beasts in portrait mode and totally captured his majesty. Del.
Del, thank you so much for the kind words, I was amazed at the change to the photo when applied the settings.
Jan 20, 2017 07:47:07 #
Jan 20, 2017 07:50:06 #
WayneT wrote:
Very nice portraits, well done.
Thank you, I appreciate the response.
Jan 20, 2017 07:51:02 #
Jan 20, 2017 08:01:12 #
Croce
Loc: Earth
Homer60 wrote:
Saturday the 14th of January visited the Brookfield Zoo and the Lion was on his exhibit, had watched a view YouTube videos on processing Zoo pictures as "Fine Art' these are a few of my attempts.
Any and all comments, and suggestions woud be appreciated.
#1 specs 1/1250 f8, ISO 5000, Nikon D7100 with 80-400mm
#2 specs 1/800 f7.1 ISO 5000, Nikon D7100 with 80-400mm
#3 specs 1/800 f9, ISO 5000, Nikon D7100 with 80-400mm
Any and all comments, and suggestions woud be appreciated.
#1 specs 1/1250 f8, ISO 5000, Nikon D7100 with 80-400mm
#2 specs 1/800 f7.1 ISO 5000, Nikon D7100 with 80-400mm
#3 specs 1/800 f9, ISO 5000, Nikon D7100 with 80-400mm
Great Homer. Art quality all.
Jan 20, 2017 08:11:27 #
wanderingbear
Loc: San Diego
Beautiful. I have the same camera. I have-not shot at the higher setting that you have used will try. We have both the San Diego Zoo and the Safari Park here in San Diego. In the Safari Park many of the hoof stock run free. So lots to shoot.
Jan 20, 2017 08:21:30 #
Homer60 wrote:
Saturday the 14th of January visited the Brookfield Zoo and the Lion was on his exhibit, had watched a view YouTube videos on processing Zoo pictures as "Fine Art' these are a few of my attempts.
Any and all comments, and suggestions woud be appreciated.
#1 specs 1/1250 f8, ISO 5000, Nikon D7100 with 80-400mm
#2 specs 1/800 f7.1 ISO 5000, Nikon D7100 with 80-400mm
#3 specs 1/800 f9, ISO 5000, Nikon D7100 with 80-400mm
Any and all comments, and suggestions woud be appreciated.
#1 specs 1/1250 f8, ISO 5000, Nikon D7100 with 80-400mm
#2 specs 1/800 f7.1 ISO 5000, Nikon D7100 with 80-400mm
#3 specs 1/800 f9, ISO 5000, Nikon D7100 with 80-400mm
Although they are all wonderful, the first is my fave. I find the creases in the rocks distracting. Frame and hang the first one.
Jan 20, 2017 23:04:54 #
fourg1b2006 wrote:
The lighting is outstanding...very well done.
Marty, thank you for the comments appreciate the response
Jan 20, 2017 23:08:04 #
boberic wrote:
Although they are all wonderful, the first is my fave. I find the creases in the rocks distracting. Frame and hang the first one.
boberic, I thank you for your response and your honest comments, hopefully it will help me in the future with composition.
Jan 21, 2017 11:42:35 #
He is one of my favorite subjects when I go there... Been a member for a number of years
Very nicely done...
Very nicely done...
Jan 22, 2017 06:02:36 #
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